complaisant

Examples from literature

He can refuse them nothing, and even carries his complaisance so far as to give them marks of affection without really liking them. 
I am ashamed to say that hitherto I have only given myself out of mere complaisance. 
The flattering complaisance of the latter counterbalances the rough honesty of the former. 
This complaisance did not raise him in estimation at Vienna or elsewhere. 
We yielded at last, out of complaisance towards her, and were rewarded by feeling wonderfully refreshed by a solid meal. 

Examples of complaisance

complaisance
In this definition, complaisance is fundamentally a political skill, capable of application to either national or domestic challenges.
Complaisance, with its resources of strategic reticence, is here the monopoly of the male gallant.
The advocates of the civil virtues of complaisance tend to presume 'a threatening world in which considerable skill is needed to avoid giving offense'.
The erstwhile apprentice thus demonstrates that he too has mastered the arts of complaisance.
Complaisance is, after all, an art precisely designed to assure others of 'your good behaviour', while you pursue your own agenda which may even be antagonistic to theirs.
But the twenty-one years service of the secretary who had established that circle in the first place was in itself a reason for the authorities to continue their complaisance.
Sherman's two prior drug convictions did not prove the ready complaisance the government claimed he demonstrated, since only one was for dealing and that was nine years old.
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