accommodative

adjective

Meaning

Willing to fit in with someone's wishes or needs; helpful and flexible.

Examples

The professor was highly accommodative, offering extra office hours to students who struggled with the material.
A truly accommodative host ensures that every guest's dietary restrictions are considered during the dinner party.

Synonyms: helpful, flexible, cooperative, accommodating, obliging

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accommodative

adjective

Pronunciation: /əˈkɒmədeɪtɪv/

Definition

Willing to fit in with someone's wishes or needs; helpful and flexible.

Examples

The professor was highly accommodative, offering extra office hours to students who struggled with the material.
A truly accommodative host ensures that every guest's dietary restrictions are considered during the dinner party.

How to Use accommodative

be accommodative of (prepositional phrase): to show willingness to meet the needs of someone or something — "The schedule must be accommodative of everyone's travel plans."
accommodative policy (collocation): a financial strategy that encourages borrowing and spending — "The government's accommodative policy helped stabilize the economy during the crisis."

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