n.
One that compromises with or adapts to the viewpoint of the opposition: a factional split between the hard-liners and the accomodationists.
accommodationist ac·com'mo·da'tion·ist adj.
accommodationist
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(ə-kŏm'ə-dā'shə-nĭst)
n.
One that compromises with or adapts to the viewpoint of the opposition: a factional split between the hard-liners and the accomodationists.
accommodationist ac·com'mo·da'tion·ist adj.
n.
One that compromises with or adapts to the viewpoint of the opposition: a factional split between the hard-liners and the accomodationists.
accommodationist ac·com'mo·da'tion·ist adj.
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