[f. prec. + -NESS.] The quality of being accommodative; adaptability, pliableness; tendency to give or show accommodation.
1860. Times, 4 July, 10/2. Mere accommodativeness to the irresistible tide of events.
1868. Merivale, in Fortn. Rev., Nov., 472. [They] are apt to learn much of forbearance and civility, and kindness and accommodativeness.
