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Term: accrded

- Verb (past tense of 'accrete')

- Description: Accrded is the past tense of the verb 'accrete', which means to grow or become added gradually over time.

- Example sentence: The layers of sediment accrded over centuries, forming a stunning geological formation.

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- Adjective

- Description: When used as an adjective, accrded refers to something that has been officially recognized or granted a particular status or position.

- Example sentence: The award-winning author was accrded honorary membership in the prestigious literary society.

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- Noun

- Description: As a noun, accrded refers to the act of granting official recognition or approval.

- Example sentence: The accrded of the organization's financial statement came as a relief to its members.

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- Adverb (accidentally misspelled)

- Description: Accidentally misspelled version of the adverb 'accorded', which means given or granted.

- Example sentence: The artist's talent was accrded due recognition at the prestigious gallery.

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Please note that 'accrded' might be a typographical error, and the intended word might be 'accreted' instead.