to bring to its goal or conclusion; carry out; perform; finish

to accomplish one's mission.

to complete (a distance or period of time)

to have accomplished the age of 70; We accomplished the journey in little more than an hour.

Archaic . to provide polish to; perfect.

verb

abandon , fail , give up , not finish , nullify , relinquish

verb

achieve , arrive , attain , bring about , bring off , carry out , conclude , consummate , do , do a bang-up job , do justice , do one proud , do the trick , effect , finish , fulfill , gain , get someplace , get there , hit * , make hay , make it , manage , nail it , perform , produce , pull off * , put it over , rack up * , reach , realize , score * , sew up , take care of , winnotes:achieve means \'to bring to a successful conclusion\' (literally french \'to bring to a head\') and accomplish means \'to perform fully\'; the completion of achievement is more comprehensive , actualize , complete , dispatch , effectuate , enact , end , engineer , execute , furnish , implement , invoke , make , master , perpetrate , put into effect , satisfy , secure , succeed , transact , win