Accommodative and Indulgent

Accommodative

Accommodative adjective - Willing to do a favor.
Usage example: owing to the efforts of an accommodative desk clerk, we were moved to a quieter section of the hotel
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Indulgent and accommodative are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Indulgent" instead an adjective "Accommodative".

Indulgent

Indulgent adjective - Willing to do a favor.
Usage example: an indulgent clerk who let me try on practically every size-seven shoe the store had

Accommodative and indulgent are semantically related. You can use "Accommodative" instead an adjective "Indulgent".

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