reacclimated

Speculation is that Mr. Paulus could improve his chances of playing pro football by taking a year to get reacclimated to the sport.

When Shaq's Attacked, All the World Twitters 2009

But right now, she's really just getting reacclimated.

CNN Transcript Aug 7, 2009 2009

We just want to give her time to - to get sort of reacclimated before she does so.

CNN Transcript Aug 7, 2009 2009

And just allow her to get reacclimated very slowly and just love her ... deeply.

Christal Smith: Lisa Ling on Her Sister's Dentention in North Korea 2009

They're getting psychological and emotional evaluations and they're also being reacquainted with their families and getting reacclimated to freedom.

CNN Transcript Jul 5, 2008 2008

There's much to catch up on -- over 500 new posts on Bloglines, some e-mails, a few happy dogs that actually seem to have missed me, and a DVR'd debate -- so this place might be quiet for a few days while I get reacclimated.

Re-Entry with Links 2004

There's much to catch up on -- over 500 new posts on Bloglines, some e-mails, a few happy dogs that actually seem to have missed me, and a DVR'd debate -- so this place might be quiet for a few days while I get reacclimated.

October 2004 2004

HAMMER: And you certainly are helping them out with the housing, but the houses are stocked with food and clothing and linen, basically everything they need to instantly get reacclimated into life.

CNN Transcript Sep 13, 2005 2005

The camp is ending with an intramural hockey tournament that's designed to be fun but is also intended to get officials somewhat reacclimated to a game situation.

Thestar.com - Home Page Jonathon Jackson 2011

That means there is little time for Aaron Ross to get reacclimated to starting at cornerback (in place of Terrell Thomas) or for Rolle to get comfortable playing at nickel cornerback (which he has done since the Giants are thin at the position).

NYT > Home Page By SAM BORDEN 2011