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accomplished adjective ■ Someone who has achieved great success in their field. noun ■ "Accomplished" is a word used to describe someone who has completed a task or reached a goal with skill and competence. It can also be used to refer to an accomplishment in itself., verb ■ "Accomplished" can also be used as a verb to mean "to achieve something."
accomplishing To do something so well that it makes you feel like a total boss. ■ "I accomplished my goal of eating 10 tacos in one sitting. I am now known as the 'Taco King'."
By A preposition used to indicate the means by which something is done or accomplished, or to indicate a relationship between two things. ■ I'll get there by car. <br></?> The cake was baked by my grandmother.
indicates To suggest, imply, or point out something, often with a subtle or ironic tone. ■ "His outfit indicates that he's trying to impress her," said Sarah sarcastically. "Well, mission accomplished!"
passed An action that has been completed or accomplished successfully, often with little effort or thought. ■ "I passed my math test so easily, I barely had to study!"
respirations The act of taking in air and exhaling carbon dioxide, which is accomplished through the movement of the diaphragm and intercostal muscles. ■ While performing respirations, it's important to maintain a steady pace and breathe deeply to avoid hyperventilation.
Solely An adjective used to describe something that is done or accomplished by one person alone, without any help or assistance from others. ■ "I wrote this book solely on my own. No one else helped me."
successfully In a manner that makes one feel proud and accomplished. ■ "I successfully completed my first marathon, but it's not like I haven't been bragging about it for weeks."
vouch A way of getting something done or accomplished by convincing someone else to do it for you. ■ "I don't have the time or resources to cook dinner tonight, so I'll just vouch for a takeout order instead."
Ballerina A graceful and elegant dancer, typically one who performs ballet. Often used to describe someone who is very skilled or accomplished in a particular area. ■ "She was such a ballerina at cooking that she could make a gourmet meal with just a few ingredients."
diva A highly skilled and accomplished singer, especially one with a strong, powerful voice. ■ When the diva took the stage, the audience was in awe of her incredible singing ability. She had been training for years to perfect her voice and it showed in every note she sang.
Laptops A device that allows you to type with two fingers on a keyboard, and think you're doing something important. ■ John tried to impress his boss by typing furiously on his laptop, but all he accomplished was a sea of misspelled words and frustrated coworkers.
standstill A state of complete immobility or stagnation, often resulting in a lack of progress or movement. ■ "The traffic was at a standstill for hours due to the accident. It's amazing how much can be accomplished with just a few inches of movement!"
success The state or condition of being particularly skilled, accomplished, or prosperous. However, it's important to remember that success is often just a matter of perception and can be fleeting. ■ When I found out I got accepted into my dream job, I felt like the most successful person on Earth. But then I realized I was still stuck in traffic and couldn't find a parking spot.