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Example Sentences
Main Entry:
ac·com·mo·dat·ing
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uh
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kom
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uh
-dey-ting
]
/
əˈkɒm
əˌdeɪ
tɪŋ
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Main Entry:
accommodating
Part of Speech:
Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 10th Edition
2009 © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins
Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009
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Main Entry:
accommodate
Part of Speech:
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper
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Example Sentences
Travel companies are mainly
accommodating
requests from travelers putting off trips to the region and waiving penalties.
But the only ethical thing for instructors to do is to try to be as
accommodating
as possible.
Employers are rarely as
accommodating
as they might be.
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Travel companies are mainly
accommodating
requests from travelers putting off trips to the region and waiving penalties.
But the only ethical thing for instructors to do is to try to be as
accommodating
as possible.
Employers are rarely as
accommodating
as they might be.
Accommodating
them without eroding the park's wilderness has been a struggle.
Some ants find urban life so
accommodating
that their populations explode and they form supercolonies in cities.
Still others tilt alone into space, as if
accommodating
their compatriots, obligingly sharing the cave's ceiling.
Maybe the life of a writer would be more
accommodating
to motherhood than doing research had been.
But the atmosphere is pleasant, the service generally friendly and
accommodating
.
Pell does a poor job of
accommodating
those differences.
Those who took the decision to pull the ballet were following their government's
accommodating
precedents.
Some ants find urban life so
accommodating
that their populations explode and they form supercolonies in.
Obviously the world needs to work harder at
accommodating
your special needs.
It's homey and homespun, with an
accommodating
vibe.
And concern was expressed that the government hiring process is too slow, too daunting, and too
accommodating
to seniority.
It's straining at the seams as it is, without
accommodating
a whole lot of new interests.
Plus, the people here are as athletic and
accommodating
as any on the planet.
The servers are extremely professional, mostly old-timers whose friendly and
accommodating
courtesy makes dining a pleasure.
The zombies have been propped up by banks that were in turn given unjustified leeway by
accommodating
regulators.
Despite witty design and an
accommodating
staff, the hotel still isn't getting all the details.
However, not all families are quite so
accommodating
.
We elders must walk a fine line between
accommodating
them and maintaining our traditions".
The servers were enthusiastic, friendly and
accommodating
.
To reabsorb idled workers while also
accommodating
normal labour force growth, the economy needs to grow above that trend rate.
Freed accused the guild of being too
accommodating
in its dealings with studio heads.
Children rip around in rented go-carts that also come in sizes as big as a car,
accommodating
four or six pedaling adults.
To be a rector requires an
accommodating
spirit rather than entrepreneurial ability.
Occasionally the fish was overcooked, but the kitchen was
accommodating
.
Nelson should be tried as a juvenile, he prompted accusations that he was overly
accommodating
to the defense.
Often, smaller community banks will be more
accommodating
to small local companies.
COLLAPSE
Main Entry:
accommodate
Part of Speech:
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Copyright © 2002, 2001, 1995 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company.
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