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Synonyms & Similar Words
acclimatize
adapt
adjust
familiarize
habituate
naturalize
settle
reconcile
conform
modify
alter
change
tune
condition
harden
inure
season
temper
toughen
accommodate
assimilate
blend
combine
compensate
conform
coordinate
correlate
correspond
customize
fit
harmonize
integrate
match
mingle
mix
reconcile
regulate
synchronize
unify
Meaning of Acclimate
The primary meaning of the word "Acclimate" is to become or make someone or something become accustomed to a new environment or condition.
Definitions
- To become accustomed to a new environment or condition, such as a climate or altitude
- To make someone or something accustomed to a new environment or condition
- To adapt or become adapted to a new or changing environment or situation
Etymology of Acclimate
The word "Acclimate" originates from the 17th century, derived from the Latin words "acclimare" meaning "to become accustomed" and "clima" meaning "climate" or "region"
Historically, the term was used to describe the process of adapting to a new climate or environment, often in the context of travel or colonization
Over time, the word's meaning has expanded to encompass adaptation to various environments, conditions, or situations
Example Uses
- The plants will acclimate to the new soil and climate over time
- It took several weeks for the family to acclimate to their new home in a different country
- The athlete had to acclimate to the high altitude before competing in the mountainous region