Synonyms for accommodating
əˈkɒm əˌdeɪ tɪŋac·com·mo·dat·ing

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1. accommodating

   Synonyms:
   amenable, complaisant, compliant, genial, governable, kind, obliging

   Antonyms:
   contrary, factious, fractious, froward, intractable, obstinate, perverse, petulant, stubborn, ungovernable, untoward, wayward, wilful

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1. accommodating

   Synonyms:
   kind, unselfish, obliging, polite, yielding, conciliatory

   Antonyms:
   disobliging, selfish, churlish, rude, imperious, dictatorial, exacting, inconsiderate, unaccommodating

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1. accommodating, accommodativeadjective

   helpful in bringing about a harmonious adaptation

   "the warden was always accommodating in allowing visitors in"; "made a special effort to be accommodating"

   Synonyms:
   cooperative, accommodative, reconciling

   Antonyms:
   unobliging, uncooperative, disobliging, unhelpful, unaccommodating

2. accommodatingadjective

   obliging; willing to do favors

   "made a special effort to be accommodating"

   Synonyms:
   accommodative

   Antonyms:
   unaccommodating, unhelpful, disobliging, uncooperative, unobliging

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1. accommodatingadjective

   Synonyms:
   obliging, complaisant

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1. List of paraphrases for "accommodating":

   hosting, harboring, conciliatory, complacent

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How to use accommodating in a sentence?

1. Rafal Trzaskowski:

   Many people in Europe want to be accommodating, but if the demands are too extreme, they are not going to be met.

2. Charles Li:

   Today the atmosphere in the U.S. is becoming less friendly and we obviously have fundamentally changed many aspects of our listing regime so that we are becoming more accommodating.

3. Martin Schulz:

   I think it's right to ask the people their opinion. But that only works if the head of government lives up to his responsibilities to lead, and that means: to recommend to the people that the accommodating offer made by the lenders and euro partners be accepted.

4. Ted Tyler:

   The corporate bean counters are right, running a resort accommodating only 72 families at a time with a staff of 200 makes little financial sense.

5. The ETOA:

   It is important that the European economy does not become a victim, the business of accommodating U.S. and Canadian visitors is an enormously important industry for Europe. We effectively sell them services worth approximately 50 billion euros ($56.87 billion)... Millions of jobs are dependent on it.