late 14c., "completed, finished," past-participle adjective from accomplish (v.). From late 15c. as "perfect in acquirements as a result of training," from accomplish in an archaic sense "make complete by providing education in what is wanting," especially mental accomplishments and social graces.
an accomplished pianist
his mission accomplished he took a vacation
that smoking causes health problems is an accomplished fact
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