# accommodational

**Pronunciation:** /əˌkɒməˈdeɪʃənəl/ · uh-KOM-uh-DAY-shun-ul

**Part of speech:** adjective

## Meaning

Relating to the process of adapting or adjusting to meet specific needs or requirements.

## Examples

- The committee proposed an accommodational framework to resolve the conflicting interests of the two parties.
- His accommodational approach to the new office policies helped the team transition smoothly during the merger.
- The design of the building includes several accommodational features for individuals using wheelchairs.

## Synonyms

- helpful — General term for being useful or ready to assist.
- flexible — Describes a willingness to change plans or methods.
- adaptive — Focuses on the ability to change in response to new conditions.
- conciliatory — Focuses on making concessions to end a disagreement.

## Antonyms

- inflexible — Unwilling to change or adapt.
- rigid — Strictly fixed and refusing to accommodate.

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