What is the meaning of accommadate?

Answer 1

The noun forms for the verb to accommodate are accomodater, accommodativeness, accommodation, and the gerund, accommodating.

Answer 2

"Cooperative" is a meaning of the word "accommodating".

Specifically, the word generally functions as an adjective or a verb form. As an adjective, it means that someone or something is cooperative, helpful, obliging. As a verb, it relates to the act of cooperating, helping, obliging.

Answer 3

It means making room for someone else. You could offer someone accommodations at your house, which would mean a guest room or a room of a family member that they've moved out of to make room. Accommodations at a hotel are similar... someplace they've cleaned up to make room for you. You could accommodate someone in your conversation or in your plan as well... making room for them by switching to a topic they understand, switching to a language they know, or just asking them a question. You could include a group of people in your plan... for instance if you are going to dinner at a Sushi restaurant, you might switch to a restaurant that offers more choices when you find out that several people don't like sushi. Or if you find out that your plan for the new community center doesn't accommodate the wishes of the large population of retired people, or people who like Racquetball, or religious people who want to play a certain game that is only scheduled on the Sabbath... you might change the plans to accommodate the wishes of those groups.

Answer 4

Reconciliation or settlement of opposing views.

Answer 5

The word accommodate means to oblige, meet someone's needs or requests, or to provide a place for someone to stay or lodge.

Answer 6

House