accomplishment vs going

going vs accomplishment

accomplishment and going both are nouns.

accomplishment is not an adjective while going is an adjective.

Word	Noun	Adjective	Verb	Adverb
accomplishment	Yes	No	No	No
going	Yes	Yes	No	No

As nouns, going is a hyponym of accomplishment; that is, going is a word with a more specific, narrower meaning than accomplishment:

accomplishment: the action of accomplishing something
going: advancing toward a goal

Other hyponyms of accomplishment include beachhead, foothold, cakewalk, effort, exploit, feat, masterpiece, masterstroke, credit, performance, record, track record, accomplished fact, fait accompli, sledding, arrival, reaching, close call, close shave, narrow escape, squeak, squeaker, attainment, freeing, liberation, release, base on balls, pass, walk, haymaking, face saver, face saving, enlisting, recruitment, smooth.

accomplishment (noun)	going (noun)
the action of accomplishing something	advancing toward a goal
an ability that has been acquired by training	the act of departing
	euphemistic expressions for death

accomplishment (adjective)	going (adjective)
	in full operation

Difference between accomplishment and going

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