The phrase "accommodates just" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of fairness or equity, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The new policy accommodates just the needs of the employees, leaving out the management's concerns."
Alternatives: "fairly accommodates" or "equally accommodates".
High above the Pentecost River, the exclusive homestead, set around shady terraces and manicured lawns, accommodates just 18 people.
Rather romantically, the new Kokohuia Lodge B&B, on a hillside above Hokianga Harbour in New Zealand's far north, accommodates just one couple.
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Over the last decade, the Adirondack Park Agency has restricted the size of new boathouses, first limiting them, in 2002, to just one story and then deciding last September that they could not measure more than 1,200 square feet, which effectively accommodates just two boats.
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The program can accommodate just four people a night.
Some hold up to five people, and a few accommodate just one.
If they think they will make money they will accommodate just about any movement in politics.
In an interview, he said its steel personnel sphere was just four feet wide and would accommodate just one person.
Their patriarchs predated the Assad dynasty, which they quietly accommodated just as their forebears did the Ottomans, Mongols and Seleucids.
