accommodative

• Beschreibt eine Person, eine Politik oder ein System, die bereit sind, sich anzupassen, flexibel zu sein oder Zugeständnisse zu machen, um die Bedürfnisse anderer zu erfüllen. Bezieht sich auch auf medizinische oder optische Anpassungsfähigkeit.

Describes a person, policy, or system that is willing to adjust, adapt, or make concessions to meet the needs of others.

1. Helpful and adaptiveC1formal

   Showing a willingness to adjust or adapt to help others or achieve harmony.

   Hilfsbereit und anpassungsfähig

   • The manager was very accommodative of the team's flexible work requests.
   • Her accommodative nature made her an excellent mediator.
   • The policy is designed to be accommodative to different cultural needs.

   Synonymeaccommodatingadaptableagreeableconsideratecooperativeflexiblehelpfulobliging

   Antonymeinflexibleintransigentobstinaterigidstubbornuncooperative

2. Reconciling differencesC1formal

   Tending to bring about agreement or harmony between opposing parties or ideas.

   Versöhnlich

   • The negotiator took an accommodative stance to resolve the conflict.
   • An accommodative approach helped the two departments work together.
   • His accommodative attitude smoothed over the initial disagreements.

   Synonymeconciliatoryirenicmediatorypacificplacatoryreconciling

   Antonymeantagonisticcombativeconfrontationalhostileobstructive

3. Willing to adjustC1formal

   Ready to modify one's own position or behavior to reach a mutual understanding.

   Kompromissbereit

   • She was accommodative to the client's changing requirements.
   • The teacher was accommodative of students' different learning styles.
   • An accommodative leader listens and adapts to team feedback.

   Synonymeaccommodatingadaptiveagreeablecompliantconciliatorycooperativeflexibleobligingopen-minded

   Antonymeinflexibleintransigentobstinaterigidstubbornuncompromisingunyielding