complaisance (Meaning)

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complaisance (n)

a disposition or tendency to yield to the will of others

No weak antonyms found.

The waiter's unfailing complaisance ensured a delightful dining experience.
Her unwavering complaisance sometimes made it difficult to know her true feelings.
To win the client's trust, they emphasized patience and complaisance during negotiations.
Despite their initial resistance, the team adopted a more complaisant attitude towards the project changes.
He navigated the tense family reunion with remarkable complaisance.
The politician's excessive complaisance towards donors raised concerns about his independence.
Though grateful for the opportunity, she found the boss's constant expectation of complaisance stifling.
True leadership requires a balance between assertiveness and complaisance.
The children were surprised by their normally grumpy neighbor's sudden display of complaisance.
In the spirit of cooperation, they adopted a policy of mutual complaisance to resolve the conflict.

a disposition or tendency to yield to the will of others

friendliness,amenability, submissiveness, amiability, pleasantness, good-naturedness, acquiescence, sociability,passivity, geniality

disagreeableness,sullenness, sullenness, surliness, disobedience, disobedience, surliness, disagreeableness, intractability, ungraciousness

The waiter's unfailing complaisance ensured a delightful dining experience.

Her unwavering complaisance sometimes made it difficult to know her true feelings.

To win the client's trust, they emphasized patience and complaisance during negotiations.

Despite their initial resistance, the team adopted a more complaisant attitude towards the project changes.