Definitions
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- adj. accustomed, adapted or hardened to some environment
- v. Simple past tense and past participle of acclimate.
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Examples
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Those who are continually with the natives in these gatherings do get "acclimated," but I am having a hard struggle along these lines.
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After Little Wanderobo Dog became "acclimated" to the warm and friendly atmosphere of hospitality of the camp, he began to show evidences of tact and diplomacy.
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Everybody said he was "acclimated" now, and said it cheerfully.
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"We're kind of acclimated to it up here up in this country," he said.
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We'd have been far better served by a person of Edwards 'abilities, who had first been tested (and "acclimated" if you will) by a turn as a state legislator, a mayor, or some similar testing post.
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The entire staff at Larger Than Lyfe Entertainment worked around the clock to help Misha become fully acclimated with day-to-day procedure at the busy record label.
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You have to imagine that you're not in your own kitchen, so you're totally not acclimated to everything around you.
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As it becomes easier to store and share this information, I think more people will do this as a happenstance of using more social software — and will become acclimated to providing their friends and service providers with varying degrees of access to increasing amounts of personally describing data.
Portable Profiles & Preferences on the Citizen-Centric Web | FactoryCity
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"That should be fun, until I get myself acclimated and learn my way around."
Diego Maradona dives in to Dubai and Chad Ochocinco seeks a room-mate
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Looking at them more than half a century later, some pieces retain their latent potential to inspire bewilderment, or even an obdurate, gut-wrenching distaste but by now we've also become acclimated to some of their more characteristic images.
Robert L. Powell: AbEx: Masterpieces From The Museum of Modern Art
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