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acclimate

verb as in make or become adjusted, adapted

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“Outdoor time is limited for students when it gets too hot. Most people here have learned to avoid going outside during those hot days. You acclimate. Find a friend with a pool, and carry water everywhere.”

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Still, zoo officials planned to keep the animals at the Living Desert for at least a few more days to allow them to acclimate before uprooting them again.

The Scouts have adapted their traditional curriculum to help acclimate young migrants to life in New York.

But there’s no question that Trump is struggling to recalibrate and acclimate to a startling new political reality.

The teams practiced kickoffs and returns to acclimate to new kickoff rules — which among other things forbid players from moving until the ball is touched or lands inside the 20-yard-line — but neither revealed strategies for games, a situation that is expected to continue throughout the NFL during preseason games.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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