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Detailed Translations for obligingness from English to German

obligingness:

obligingness [the ~] nomen

  1. the obligingness (ease)
    Gemächlichkeit; die Gemütlichkeit; die Nachgiebigkeit; die Leichtigkeit; die Bequemlichkeit; die Leichtheit; die Behaglichkeit
  2. the obligingness (friendliness)
    die Freundlichkeit; die Gefälligkeit

Translation Matrix for obligingness:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Behaglichkeit ease; obligingness chumminess; comfort; comfortableness; companionableness; convenience; conveniences; conviviality; cosiness; coziness; pleasantness; snugness; sociability
Bequemlichkeit ease; obligingness comfort; comfortableness; convenience; conveniences; ease; idleness; indolence; lazy
Freundlichkeit friendliness; obligingness accessibility; amiability; amicableness; civility; cordiality; decency; friendliness; geniality; goodwill; heartiness; kindness; politeness; warm-heartedness
Gefälligkeit friendliness; obligingness accessibility; boon; complaisance; compliance; courtesy; donation; favor; favour; goodwill; grace; kindness; little gift; little present; mass; modesty; patronage; service; subservience; support
Gemächlichkeit ease; obligingness comfortableness
Gemütlichkeit ease; obligingness chumminess; comfort; comfortableness; companionableness; convenience; conveniences; conviviality; cosiness; coziness; ease; pleasantness; snugness; sociability
Leichtheit ease; obligingness airiness; comfortableness; lightness
Leichtigkeit ease; obligingness comfortableness
Nachgiebigkeit ease; obligingness clemency; complaisance; compliance; compliantness; consideration; forbearance; in deference to; indulgence; kindness; leniency; mercy; pliability; tolerance
- complaisance; compliance; compliancy; deference

Synonyms for "obligingness":


Related Definitions for "obligingness":

  1. a disposition or tendency to yield to the will of others1

Wiktionary Translations for obligingness:

obligingness
noun
  1. Großzügigkeit oder Entgegenkommen eines Unternehmens gegenüber den Kunden