Accommodative

Pronunciation: /əˈkɑːmədeɪtɪv/

Definitions of accommodative

adjective relating to or characterized by accommodation, especially in the sense of being helpful or considerate

Example Sentences

A1 The hotel staff were very accommodative and helped us with our requests.

A2 The teacher was accommodative of students who needed extra help.

B1 The company has an accommodative policy for employees with disabilities.

B2 The manager's accommodative approach to problem-solving has led to a more productive team.

C1 The government's accommodative measures have helped stimulate economic growth.

C2 The negotiator's accommodative attitude was key in reaching a successful agreement.

Examples of accommodative in a Sentence

formal The company has implemented accommodative policies to support working parents.

informal The hotel was very accommodative when we requested a late check-out.

slang My boss is super accommodative when it comes to taking time off.

figurative His accommodative attitude towards change has helped the team adapt quickly.

Grammatical Forms of accommodative

• past tense: accommodated
• plural: accommodatives
• comparative: more accommodative
• superlative: most accommodative
• present tense: accommodates
• future tense: will accommodate
• perfect tense: has accommodated
• continuous tense: is accommodating
• singular: accommodative
• positive degree: accommodative
• infinitive: to accommodate
• gerund: accommodating
• participle: accommodating

Origin and Evolution of accommodative

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'accommodative' originated from the Latin word 'accommodativus' which is derived from the verb 'accommodare' meaning 'to fit or adapt'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'accommodative' has evolved to also encompass the idea of being helpful, cooperative, or adaptable in various situations.