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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accommodated in white" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that has been arranged or provided in a white color or setting.
Example: "The guests were comfortably accommodated in white tents for the outdoor event."
Alternatives: "placed in white" or "set up in white".
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The vast majority of unaccompanied minors are older boys, and some (about 200) have been accommodated in white metal containers behind fences, overseen by the French state.
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Accommodation More than 1,000 students can be accommodated in halls.
Pinetop Perkins was accommodated in the Honeymoon Cottage.
No holiday is as well accommodated in America as Christmas.
Forty five plants were accommodated in each plot.
"That was accommodating white feelings and white superiority.
A vast expanse of white fireproof tents has been pitched at Mina, to accommodate in excess of 2.5 million pilgrims.
I tend to be pretty accommodating in film.
It was a hexagonal space, thirty-three feet in diameter, accommodating seven white fibreglass swivel chairs with orange cushions and, on the walls, futuristic screens.
Macleod wished to push ahead with majority rule and independence; Home believed in a more gradual approach to independence, accommodating both white minority and black majority opinions and interests.
It can be distilled anywhere, from Cuba to Vietnam, and can take on endless personalities, from smooth and accommodating white rums to brooding, domineering rums made from molasses, and everything in between.
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