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Meaning of accessions
accessions
an act of coming near or to something, something added, the act or process by which someone rises to a position of honor or power, the act by which one nation becomes party to an agreement already in force between other powers, to record in order of acquisition, acquisition of additional property (as by growth or increase of existing property), increase by something added, the act of becoming joined, a sudden fit or outburst, the act of agreeing, the mode of acquiring property by which the owner of property (as a building, land, or cattle) becomes the owner of an addition by growth, improvement, increase, or labor, the act of coming to office or power, the act of assenting or agreeing
accessions Sentence Examples
- The museum acquired several new accessions during the annual fundraiser.
- The art gallery expanded its collection with the addition of several valuable accessions.
- The library's historical archives welcomed a significant number of accessions that enriched its research materials.
- The university's accession policy ensured the proper handling and preservation of new artifacts.
- The government archives department meticulously recorded all accessions to maintain a complete inventory.
- The conservation team carefully examined the accessions to assess their condition and determine appropriate preservation measures.
- The company's accession records provided valuable information for tracking inventory and managing acquisitions.
- The scientist meticulously documented the accession of new specimens into the laboratory's collection.
- The historical society's accessions committee reviewed and approved new donations to the museum's permanent exhibit.
- The museum's registrar organized the accessions according to their provenance and catalogued them for future reference.
FAQs About the word accessions
an act of coming near or to something, something added, the act or process by which someone rises to a position of honor or power, the act by which one nation b
acquisitions,accomplishments, acquirements, attainments,obtainments
rejections, expulsions,discharges, dismissals, removals, ejections,ousters,
The museum acquired several new accessions during the annual fundraiser.
The art gallery expanded its collection with the addition of several valuable accessions.
The library's historical archives welcomed a significant number of accessions that enriched its research materials.
The university's accession policy ensured the proper handling and preservation of new artifacts.
