Pronunciation: /əˈkʌmplɪʃt fækt/
noun a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 Learning to write is an accomplished fact for many preschoolers.
A2 Launching a successful startup is an accomplished fact for ambitious entrepreneurs.
B1 Traveling the world is often seen as an accomplished fact by adventurous individuals.
B2 Completing the challenging assignment was an accomplished fact that demonstrated the team's expertise.
C1 The successful completion of the community project was seen as an accomplished fact that brought positive change.
C2 The successful acquisition of the competitor company was an accomplished fact that solidified the company's market position.
adjective describes a noun or pronoun
A1 The teacher explained that the test results were an accomplished fact.
A2 The team's victory was seen as an accomplished fact by the fans.
B1 The completion of the project ahead of schedule was considered an accomplished fact.
B2 The successful launch of the new product was an accomplished fact for the company.
C1 The scientist's groundbreaking discovery was hailed as an accomplished fact in the field of research.
C2 The artist's masterpiece was regarded as an accomplished fact in the world of art.
formal The decision to merge the two companies was already an accomplished fact.
informal By the time we found out about the new policy, it was already an accomplished fact.
slang Dude, I didn't even know they were dating, and now marriage is an accomplished fact!
figurative Her success in the competition was like an accomplished fact, everyone knew she would win.
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