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accommodatingly

  • a word derived from accommodating.
    accommodating
    adjective
    easy to deal with; eager to help or please; obliging.

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Though it was late summer, the sky was accommodatingly pale.

From New York Times Mar. 31, 2020

Pittsburgh also made the top 20 for its mass transit: the buses and light rail are accommodatingly free within the city’s Golden Triangle zone.

From Time Jul. 30, 2015

In Chicago, Auditor Chester Calvert quietly left the Sherry Hotel, where he worked, when the C.P.A.s arrived, later accommodatingly mailed an itemized list of its cash shortages.

From Time Magazine Archive

He accommodatingly marries her and clears up the situation.

From Time Magazine Archive

The letter he had so accommodatingly brought from New York undoubtedly contained something of great importance, but why he should suffer on account of it he could not see.

From The Boy Nihilist or, Young America in Russia by Allan Arnold