accommodative

[uh-kom-uh-dey-tiv]

adjective

1. tending to accommodate; adaptive.

Other Word Forms

• accommodativeness noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of accommodative¹

First recorded in 1835–45; accommodate + -ive

Example Sentences

“That’s an environment where, for me, it doesn’t suggest an urgency to be more accommodative in monetary policy.”

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Making matters worse, she is also suggesting that the Bank of Japan maintains an accommodative monetary policy.

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Crucially, Wilson thinks the market currently is underestimating how accommodative the Federal Reserve will be and this also will support valuations.

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While optimism over the reopened government and a potentially accommodative Fed supports gold sentiment, a reversal could occur if the data change unpredictably.

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St. Louis head Alberto Musalem urged "caution", adding that "there’s limited room for further easing without monetary policy becoming overly accommodative".

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