complaisance
1 of 1noun/kəmp.ˈleɪ.səns/
1
willingness to do what makes others pleased and accept their opinions
- The diplomat's complaisance helped ease tensions during the negotiations.
- Her complaisance in accepting all feedback graciously was admired by her peers.
- Despite his own preferences, his complaisance ensured that the team’s ideas were prioritized.
- The politician's complaisance won over many voters, as he seemed eager to please everyone.
- The manager valued her employee’s complaisance, which contributed to a harmonious work environment.