Synonyms for accommodative
ac·com·moda·tive

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1. accommodating, accommodativeadjective

   helpful in bringing about a harmonious adaptation

   "the warden was always accommodating in allowing visitors in"; "made a special effort to be accommodating"

   Synonyms:
   accommodating, cooperative, reconciling

   Antonyms:
   competitive, competitory, maladaptive

2. accommodative, cooperativeadjective

   willing to adjust to differences in order to obtain agreement

   Synonyms:
   conjunctive, accommodating, cooperative, conjunct, concerted, reconciling

   Antonyms:
   competitive, competitory, maladaptive

3. accommodative, reconcilingadjective

   tending to reconcile or accommodate; bringing into harmony

   Synonyms:
   accommodating, cooperative, reconciling

   Antonyms:
   competitory, competitive, maladaptive

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1. List of paraphrases for "accommodative":

   conciliatory

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1. Jerome Powell:

   I do believe our shifting to a more accommodative stance over the course of the year has been one of the reasons why the outlook has remained favorable.

2. Christine Lagarde:

   Once the impact of the pandemic fades, a recovery in demand, supported by accommodative fiscal and monetary policies, will put upward pressure on inflation over the medium term.

3. Philip Blancato:

   ( We've got an) accommodative Fed, slightly better earnings cycle, slightly better first-quarter economy to bounce off what was this simple correction, so it's no big deal.

4. Jesse Hurwitz:

   Persistently low price expectations increase the risks of monetary policy remaining highly accommodative for longer than currently expected.

5. Minneapolis Fed President Narayana Kocherlakota:

   Given these costs, I anticipate that monetary policy will be insufficiently accommodative during periods at the nominal interest rate lower bound, which will lead the economy to undershoot the (Fed)’s inflation and employment objectives, fiscal policymakers can mitigate this risk by choosing to maintain higher levels of public debt than markets currently anticipate.