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Verb acclimatise has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: AcclimatisedPart of Speech: AdjectiveSense: Adjusted to a new environment or climatic conditions. Sample Sentence: After spending a month in the mountains, we became acclimatised to the high altitude. Part of Speech: VerbSense 1: To adjust or become accustomed to new surroundings or conditions. Sample Sentence: It took a few days for the tourists to acclimatise to the hot and humid climate. Sense 2: To adjust or become accustomed to a new climate. Sample Sentence: The plants need to be carefully acclimatized to their new environment before being planted outside. Part of Speech: NounSense: The act of becoming acclimatised; the process of adjusting to new surroundings or conditions. Sample Sentence: The acclimatisation of the athletes to the high altitude was a crucial part of their training program. Part of Speech: AdverbSense: In a manner that is adjusted or adapted to new surroundings or conditions. Sample Sentence: The team members worked acclimatisedly to ensure they were prepared for the challenging expedition. Related Products on Amazon: | |||||
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