Pronunciation: /əˈkɑːməˌdeɪtər/
noun a person who adapts oneself to suit the needs or wishes of others
A1 The accommodator helped me find a suitable room for my stay.
A2 The accommodator made sure all our needs were met during our vacation.
B1 The accommodator was very flexible and understanding when we needed to change our reservation.
B2 The accommodator went above and beyond to ensure our comfort and satisfaction during our trip.
C1 The accommodator's attention to detail and personalized service made our stay truly exceptional.
C2 The accommodator's professionalism and expertise in hospitality industry set a new standard for customer service.
formal The accommodator made sure all the guests had a comfortable stay at the hotel.
informal The accommodator was really helpful in finding us a good table at the restaurant.
slang The accommodator hooked us up with some extra pillows for the room.
figurative She was known as the accommodator of the group, always willing to adjust plans to make everyone happy.
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