Wiktionary
alt. someone who accommodates an opposition and compromises their own stance in attempt to discredit their opposition. n. someone who accommodates an opposition and compromises their own stance in attempt to discredit their opposition.
Usage examples of "accommodationist".
His accommodationist, political attitude to Court rulings was in sharp contrast to the methods of Douglas and Black, who had little interest in voting against their deeply held principles merely to end up on the winning side.
Enzo Sereni, another graduate of the accommodationist Italian movement, had been the emissary in Germany in 1931-2, but he had done nothing to either mobilise the German Jews or assist the SPD in their fight against the Nazis.
A great big gorgeous idea which'll give political leverage to our accommodationists at home for as many years as Brechdan feels like carrying on discussions about it.