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accommodatingly

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ac·com·mo·dat·ing  (-km-dtng)
adj.
Helpful and obliging.
ac·commo·dating·ly adv.
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Adv.1.accommodatingly - in accommodation; "obligingly, he lowered his voice"
obligingly
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' ``Hollywood is based on good luck and good timing,'' said Hunter, as he accommodatingly posed for pictures with almost every fan.
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Furniture is positioned accommodatingly, creating diagonals that draw us into each scene, while windows carry us outside to a groomed yard in Jill and Polly in Bathroom, or up against a brick wall in Manhattan in The Son, both 1987.
TINA BARNEY by Robinson, Joan Seeman / Artforum International
, DOE office for rubber-stamp approval, after which the DOE accommodatingly wrote a check.
Uncle Sam's corporate lawyers by Smith, Wesley J. / Washington Monthly
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