Complaisance (noun)

1. A disposition or willingness to comply with the wishes of others.
2. A tendency to be too willing to please or oblige others.

Origin:

Derived from the french word "complaisant" meaning eager to please or obliging.

Examples:

1. The employee's complaisance was appreciated by the boss, who often asked for her help.
2. The teacher's complaisance towards the students led to a relaxed and comfortable classroom environment.
3. The politician's complaisance towards special interests groups led to accusations of corruption.
4. The salesperson's complaisance towards customers led to a high volume of sales.
5. The host's complaisance made guests feel welcomed and comfortable.