accommodator
- noun
- /əˈkɒmədeɪtər/
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acomodador
- As a dedicated volunteer, she became an accommodator for those in need, helping them with daily tasks.
Examples
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The hotel manager acted as an accommodator by arranging special services for the guests.
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The event planner served as an accommodator to ensure that every guest felt welcome and catered to.
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Accommodators' greatest strength lies in doing things, carrying out plans and experiments, and involving themselves in new experiences.
Academic text (1996)
Synonyms
833
1.0
A person who helps someone with their work or tasks
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3.5
A person who helps someone in a job, for example a teacher or politician
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2.8
A person who serves or helps people in a public place
79
1.0
A person who does tasks for others, for example at events
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4.7
A person who helps someone in need, for example with first aid
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9.9
A person who helps important guests at formal events
A person who helps another with a task or need
A person or thing that helps someone with a task
A person who helps and looks after someone with daily needs
A person who helps others in trouble
Antonyms
How Helpful
Surface Forms
Morphology
accommodator = accommodate (transparent) = accommodate + or
The suffix '-or' is commonly used to form nouns indicating a person who performs an action.
Etymology
Accommodator The word accommodator comes from accommodate, with the root commod- meaning 'suitable' or 'convenient', as in accommodation. So an accommodator is someone who makes things easy or gives a helpful service to others.