accommodationist (Meaning)
accommodationist
a Black person who adapts to ideals or attitudes perceived as belonging to white people, favoring or practicing accommodation or compromise, someone who adapts to or compromises with an opposing view
Synonyms & Antonyms of accommodationist
Synonyms:
- talker
- blabbermouth
- snitch
- tattletale
- informer
- squealer
- stool pigeon
- deserter
- gossiper
- informant
- snitcher
- tattler
Antonyms:
accommodationist Sentence Examples
- The accommodationist approach seeks to reconcile divergent viewpoints by finding common ground.
- The politician adopted an accommodationist stance, seeking to appease both sides of the debate.
- The company's accommodationist policies allowed for employees to work from remote locations.
- The accommodationist theologian believed in adjusting religious teachings to modern society.
- The school implemented accommodationist measures to support students with disabilities.
- The doctor took an accommodationist approach to treating the patient, considering their unique circumstances.
- The government's accommodationist stance led to criticism from those who felt it was too lenient.
- The accommodationist perspective emphasizes the importance of compromising and finding consensus.
- The labor union negotiated an accommodationist contract that met the needs of both workers and management.
- The accommodationist movement sought to bridge the gap between different social and political groups.
FAQs About the word accommodationist
a Black person who adapts to ideals or attitudes perceived as belonging to white people, favoring or practicing accommodation or compromise, someone who adapts
traitor, subverter, turncoat, quisling, collaborator,collaborationist, sellout, renegade,subversive, recreant
revolutionist, liberal,extremist, conservative, rightist, revolutionary, reactionary, radical, ultraist,leftist
The accommodationist approach seeks to reconcile divergent viewpoints by finding common ground.
The politician adopted an accommodationist stance, seeking to appease both sides of the debate.
The company's accommodationist policies allowed for employees to work from remote locations.
The accommodationist theologian believed in adjusting religious teachings to modern society.
