accommodatingly

Examples

• All

• Accommodatingly, Rik braked.

  Fiction book (1993)

• Cara would have grown yet darker in the nipples, softer in the hips; both her smile and her frown would have broadened accommodatingly, and so would the depth and complications of her feelings.

  Fiction book (1993)

• Three days is all it took for him to routinely trip the press before removing his finger, and the press had accommodatingly removed it for him.

  Fiction book (1994)

• He put his fingers into the horse's mouth, its upper lip fluttering accommodatingly upward, then reached for its ear and worked it like a lever.

  Fiction book (1993)

• Yet over his wounds, his full-bottom snugged his head most accommodatingly, so he might have cut a good figure had he not dragged from his fraying cuff a huge, nasty rag to wipe his nose after pinching snuff.

  Fiction book (1996)

• The staff at the hotel were very accommodatingly helpful, making sure all our needs were met during our stay.

• During the meeting, he accommodatingly adjusted his presentation to address the concerns raised by his colleagues.

Synonyms

O

obligingly

vsaccommodatingly

3 4.1

In a helpful and willing way

is more eager to please and to adapt to others' needs

H

hospitably

vsaccommodatingly

1 2.8

To welcome guests in a friendly, generous way

is about helping and adapting to needs rather than guest treatment

W

welcomingly

vsaccommodatingly

3.6

In a friendly way that makes people feel accepted

focuses on warmth and acceptance rather than active help

Antonyms

S

selfishly

18 3.4

Acting in a way that helps only yourself and not others

How Helpful

accommodatingly

6.7

obligingly

3 4.1

helpfully

9 1.0

cooperatively

7 3.3

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology