accommodative

• Descreve uma pessoa, política ou sistema disposto a se adaptar, ajustar ou ceder para atender às necessidades dos outros. Em contextos médicos ou financeiros, pode indicar algo que ajuda a acomodar ou facilitar ajustes.

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.

   Prestativo e adaptável

   • 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.

   Sinônimosaccommodatingadaptableagreeableconsideratecooperativeflexiblehelpfulobliging

   Antônimosinflexibleintransigentobstinaterigidstubbornuncooperative

2. Reconciling differencesC1formal

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

   Conciliador

   • 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.

   Sinônimosconciliatoryirenicmediatorypacificplacatoryreconciling

   Antônimosantagonisticcombativeconfrontationalhostileobstructive

3. Willing to adjustC1formal

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

   Disposto a ceder

   • 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.

   Sinônimosaccommodatingadaptiveagreeablecompliantconciliatorycooperativeflexibleobligingopen-minded

   Antônimosinflexibleintransigentobstinaterigidstubbornuncompromisingunyielding