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What is another word for
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Comparative for characterized by acceptance
Comparative for tolerant of, or open to, new or opposing viewpoints
Comparative for easily deceived or duped
Comparative for patient, lenient or understanding of another person's behavior or choices
Comparative for in the act or state of taking, accepting or collecting something (given)
Comparative for willing to accept or agree to something without objection or resistance
Comparative for characterized by approval
Comparative for characterized by resignation or acceptance of a fact or situation
Comparative for objective or fair, after taking everything into account
Comparative for having absolutely no doubt
Comparative for well-meaning and kindly in nature
Comparative for being alert or on top of things by paying close attention
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Adjective
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Comparative for characterized by acceptance
patienter
calmer
cooler
tranquiler
placider
soberer
stolider
quieter
milder
kinder
gentler
easier
deeper
meeker
more accommodating
more compliant
more acquiescent
more tolerant
more uncomplaining
more stoic
more forbearing
more stoical
more imperturbable
more long-suffering
more impassive
more unflappable
more unexcitable
more philosophical
more composed
more philosophic
more serene
more unemotional
more phlegmatic
more unruffled
more dispassionate
more fatalistic
more indulgent
more restrained
more even-tempered
more easy-going
more collected
more unperturbed
more equable
more sedate
more detached
more nonplussed
more forgiving
more rational
more logical
more realistic
more practical
more temperate
more longanimous
more indifferent
more understanding
more considerate
more enduring
more persevering
more lenient
more persistent
more easygoing
more submissive
more passive
more inexcitable
more equanimous
more fortitudinous
more good-natured
more self-controlled
more profound
more learned
more charitable
more docile
more indomitable
more selfless
more moderate
more merciful
more thoughtful
more ❯
“Nevin, who fielded fly balls at Qualcomm Stadium this winter, said he's now more
accepting
of the club's decision to move him to the outfield.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for tolerant of, or open to, new or opposing viewpoints
patienter
fairer
broader
more broad-minded
more liberal
more tolerant
more unprejudiced
more progressive
more unbiased
more open
more receptive
more flexible
more understanding
more sympathetic
more undogmatic
more libertarian
more catholic
more nonjudgmental
more responsive
more impartial
more cosmopolitan
more dispassionate
more unshockable
more open-minded
more liberal-minded
more forward-thinking
more forbearing
more permissive
more lenient
more liberalistic
more amenable
more persuadable
more unsectarian
more welcoming
more enlightened
more indulgent
more hospitable
more accessible
more approachable
Adjective
▲
Comparative for easily deceived or duped
unwarier
simpler
easier
greener
unworldlier
ignoranter
foolisher
sillier
rawer
callower
naifer
dewier
fresher
unwiser
younger
rookier
newer
tenderer
unriper
fonder
quainter
shallower
plainer
cuter
more gullible
more naive
more ingenuous
more unsuspecting
more innocent
more credulous
more unsuspicious
more exploitable
more susceptible
more trustful
more unsophisticated
more unguarded
more dupable
more impressionable
more deceivable
more childlike
more inexperienced
more unsceptical
more fleeceable
more unskeptical
more biting
more manipulatable
more wide-eyed
more dewy-eyed
more overtrusting
more unquestioning
more unknowing
more guileless
more uncritical
more clueless
more gullable
more artless
more immature
more simpleminded
more imprudent
more incognizant
more primitive
more insensible
more youthful
more confiding
more uninformed
more unacquainted
more unfamiliar
more unstudied
more unschooled
more vulnerable
more unwitting
more unpretentious
more unmindful
more unaware
more oblivious
more unaffected
more unpretending
more unconscious
more exploitative
more overcredulous
more exploitive
more defenceless
UK
more fictile
more malleable
more genuine
more defenseless
US
more fresh-faced
more childish
more vernal
more verdant
more undeveloped
more virginal
more natural
more simple-minded
more goshwow
more goshwowboyoboy
more uncorrupted
more Panglossian
more untaught
more countrified
more uneducated
more starry-eyed
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for patient, lenient or understanding of another person's behavior or choices
laxer
softer
easier
freer
patienter
lighter
kinder
milder
humaner
kindlier
benigner
bigger
tenderer
gentler
warmer
friendlier
nicer
pleasanter
better
better-disposed
lovinger
mellower
neighborlier
US
sweeter
politer
lavisher
lovelier
happier
humbler
calmer
looser
princelier
better-mannered
winsomer
wholesomer
pitifuller
heartier
knightlier
wonderfuller
fonder
sweller
breezier
cheerier
peacefuller
mushier
chirpier
better-intentioned
perkier
honester
lordlier
higher
juster
greater
fairer
loftier
weaker
more tolerant
more lenient
more indulgent
more liberal
more forbearing
more sympathetic
more forgiving
more permissive
more understanding
more overindulgent
more accommodating
more obliging
more nonjudgmental
more gracious
more approving
more easy-going
more charitable
more compassionate
more merciful
more clement
more empathetic
more magnanimous
more benevolent
more easygoing
more relaxed
more unprejudiced
more considerate
more thoughtful
more uncritical
more unjudgemental
more open-minded
more generous
more moderate
more favourable
UK
more favorable
US
more broad-minded
more tender-hearted
more sparing
more placable
more long-suffering
more sensitive
more supportive
more appreciative
more responsive
more perceptive
more caring
more softhearted
more tenderhearted
more kindhearted
more empathic
more approachable
more human
more bighearted
more concerned
more reassuring
more benignant
more good-natured
more amiable
more beneficent
more genial
more affable
more amicable
more helpful
more warm-hearted
more cordial
more good-hearted
more agreeable
more humanitarian
more congenial
more altruistic
more unselfish
more decent
more big-hearted
more sociable
more neighbourly
UK
more giving
more good-tempered
more good-humoured
UK
more good-humored
US
more goodhearted
more affectionate
more great-hearted
more large-hearted
more feeling
more compliant
more munificent
more selfless
more cheerful
more philanthropic
more complaisant
more likeable
UK
more philanthropical
more lovable
more hospitable
more likable
US
more engaging
more delightful
more greathearted
more chivalrous
more public-spirited
more bleeding-heart
more unstinting
more bountiful
more bounteous
more free and easy
more undemanding
more motherly
more maternal
more fatherly
more noble
more open-handed
more civilized
US
more personable
more commiserative
more courteous
more civilised
UK
more eleemosynary
more openhearted
more mild-mannered
more amenable
more even-tempered
more comforting
more benefic
more angelic
more yielding
more respectful
more fatherlike
more sweet-tempered
more gallant
more temperate
more casual
more acquiescent
more hands-off
more urbane
more outgoing
more carefree
more self-sacrificing
more gregarious
more ruthful
more accessible
more charming
more moralistic
more openhanded
more freehanded
more jovial
more ungrudging
more solicitous
more natural
more righteous
more nonchalant
more unassuming
more unpresumptuous
more well-meaning
more pleasing
more cooperative
more harmless
more tactful
more unoffensive
more dutiful
more happy-go-lucky
more deferential
more attentive
more regardful
more brotherly
more propitious
more flexible
more accommodative
more unsparing
more angelical
more unrestricted
more emollient
more unblamable
more libertarian
more sentimental
more expansive
more careful
more modest
more ingratiating
more self-effacing
more civil
more appealing
more encouraging
more sensible
more doting
more piteous
more winning
more captivating
more taking
more enchanting
more simpatico
more companionable
more barley-sugar
more reasonable
more bonhomous
more unflappable
more uninhibited
more open
more social
more convivial
more conscientious
more heroic
more honorable
US
more ethical
more virtuous
more moral
more upstanding
more high-minded
more valiant
more upright
more elevated
more principled
more respectable
more honourable
UK
more diplomatic
more familiar
more unaffected
more boneless
more spineless
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for in the act or state of taking, accepting or collecting something (given)
more taking
Adjective
▲
Comparative for willing to accept or agree to something without objection or resistance
meeker
easier
gamer
readier
tamer
milkier
gentler
better-disposed
happier
gladder
eagerer
keener
more acquiescent
more consenting
more compliant
more agreeable
more submissive
more amenable
more pliant
more yielding
more biddable
more ingratiating
more obsequious
more tractable
more willing
more accommodating
more approving
more conforming
more cooperative
more deferential
more flexible
more obliging
more passive
more persuadable
more unresistant
more obedient
more obeisant
more persuasible
more servile
more subservient
more tolerant
more unassertive
more unprotesting
more convincible
more docile
more malleable
more assentive
more longanimous
more resistless
more suasible
more susceptive
more respectful
more self-effacing
more Uriah Heepish
more complaisant
more pliable
more adaptable
more manageable
more dutiful
more governable
more controllable
more conformist
more manipulable
more accordant
more unquestioning
more conformable
more compromising
more assentient
more responsive
more conciliatory
more forgiving
more open
more easy-going
more disposed
more favorable
US
more favourable
UK
more sympathetic
more inclined
more prepared
more pleased
more enthusiastic
more content
more set
more predisposed
more prone
more desirous
more receptive
more fain
more minded
more zealous
more helpful
more like-minded
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for characterized by approval
friendlier
warmer
better
fulsomer
sugarier
kinder
courtlier
politer
more positive
more approving
more adoring
more adulatory
more complimentary
more appreciative
more approbative
more commendable
more congratulatory
more favorable
US
more favourable
UK
more gracious
more laudative
more laudatory
more plauditory
more commendatory
more flattering
more praiseful
more raving
more admiring
more panegyrical
more celebratory
more respectful
more advisory
more approbatory
more sympathetic
more supportive
more encouraging
more affirmative
more glowing
more unctuous
more sycophantic
more encomiastic
more encomiastical
more honeyed
more civil
more well-wishing
Adjective
▲
Comparative for characterized by resignation or acceptance of a fact or situation
more peaceable
more settled
more accustomed
more adapted
more adjusted
more fatalistic
more philosophical
Adjective
▲
Comparative for objective or fair, after taking everything into account
freer
more open-minded
more unbiased
more impartial
more unprejudiced
more objective
more neutral
more dispassionate
more disinterested
more detached
more balanced
more reasonable
more liberal
more tolerant
more enlightened
more catholic
more permissive
more undogmatic
more acceptant
more acceptive
more observant
more perceptive
more understanding
more fair-minded
more non-aligned
more open
more amenable
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having absolutely no doubt
surer
more positive
more convinced
more certain
Adjective
▲
Comparative for well-meaning and kindly in nature
kinder
friendlier
kindlier
politer
pleasanter
neighborlier
US
handier
more accommodating
more considerate
more obliging
more amiable
more helpful
more unselfish
more generous
more courteous
more agreeable
more civil
more decent
more indulgent
more neighbourly
UK
more hospitable
more cooperative
more complaisant
more amenable
more willing
more accommodative
more compliant
more adaptable
more pliable
more long-suffering
more user friendly
Adjective
▲
Comparative for being alert or on top of things by paying close attention
more interested
more attentive
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