accommodating
UK: əˈkɒmədeɪtɪŋ | US: əˈkɑːmədeɪtɪŋ
adj. willing to help or adapt to others' needs
adj. providing comfort or convenience
The word "accommodating" traces back to Latin accommodare ("to fit one thing to another"), combining ad- (toward) + com- (with) + modus (measure). Over time, it evolved to mean "adapting to needs" or "making suitable arrangements." The suffix -ing turns the verb into an adjective, emphasizing a helpful or adaptable nature.
The hotel staff was exceptionally accommodating, ensuring all guests felt welcome.
She has an accommodating personality, always willing to adjust plans for others.
The software features an accommodating interface for beginners.
His accommodating attitude made the negotiation process smoother.
The airline was accommodating when we requested a last-minute seat change.