Definitions
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- verb To
accustom again.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Sliding out after Matt, who was patiently holding the door open for her, she stood looking up at the house for a moment as she waited for her wobbly legs to reaccustom themselves to solid ground.
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Sliding out after Matt, who was patiently holding the door open for her, she stood looking up at the house for a moment as she waited for her wobbly legs to reaccustom themselves to solid ground.
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Sliding out after Matt, who was patiently holding the door open for her, she stood looking up at the house for a moment as she waited for her wobbly legs to reaccustom themselves to solid ground.
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Sliding out after Matt, who was patiently holding the door open for her, she stood looking up at the house for a moment as she waited for her wobbly legs to reaccustom themselves to solid ground.
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Torn between her desire to give him the time he needed to reaccustom himself to a life together and her own need for reassurance, she felt frustrated and angry, emotions she knew would yield nothing but chaos between them if they didn't open the lines of communication fairly soon.
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Tanis blinked, trying once more to reaccustom his eyes to the dark.
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Tanis blinked, trying once more to reaccustom his eyes to the dark.
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That night we reveled in luxury, for after the life we had led recently it took time to reaccustom any of us to the common comforts.
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That night we reveled in luxury, for after the life we had led recently it took time to reaccustom any of us to the common comforts.
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Thus passed several weeks; time long enough for my brown and toil-hardened hands to reaccustom themselves to gloves.
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