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Adjective(1) helpful in bringing about a harmonious adaptation(2) obliging; willing to do favors(3) obliging(4) willing to do favors(5) willing to help

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(1) This town has been very accommodating and has more than fulfilled its obligations,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb he said.(2) Luckily for me, the parasailing company was very accommodating when I explained the situation, and they allowed me to reschedule once without any penalty.(3) A pristine pool table and the friendliest and most accommodating of waitresses add to the attractions.(4) By the time I got to my confirmation hearing, all of the tough questions had been asked, and the senators were relatively gentle and friendly and very accommodating .(5) Many clubs will take newcomers eagerly to help build their numbers, and are normally very accommodating and helpful regardless of your skill level.(6) While the service wasn't outstanding or particularly attentive, the person at the front counter was courteous, accommodating and knowledgeable about the menu.(7) The only obstacle was our reserve team fixture which was due to be played on the same day, but Grimsby Town were very accommodating and have agreed to a rescheduled game.(8) Even the most accommodating of employers would balk at such demands.(9) I have to say that the hotel management was very accommodating , allowing us to put our muddy bikes inside for safe-keeping and not an eyebrow was raised at our dishevelled appearance.(10) He was a generous and accommodating host.(11) They are extremely accommodating and helpful, with no big hand out for tips.(12) I usually do not drift off to that, but he is really a guy that has been very accommodating and helpful to us.(13) A pastoral letter was read out at all Masses in the area asking people to come out and welcome the competitors and asked people in general to have a more accommodating and compassionate view of people with disabilities.(14) Reef corals adapt to inhabitants both within and without in a most generous and accommodating way, creating and sustaining a rich variety of life.(15) He's a pleasant and accommodating fellow to reporters, and he has a great sense of humor.(16) He was very accommodating and pleasant; up until the moment talk turned to the British press.