accustom Synonyms
accustom Meaning
accustom (v)
make psychologically or physically used (to something)
accustom (v. t.)
To make familiar by use; to habituate, familiarize, or inure; -- with to.
accustom (v. i.)
To be wont.
To cohabit.
accustom (n.)
Custom.
accustom Sentence Examples
- It took some time for the new employee to accustom herself to the company's work culture.
- Living in a foreign country, she had to accustom herself to a different language and customs.
- The gradual change in weather allowed the residents to accustom themselves to the approaching season.
- As a frequent traveler, he quickly learned to accustom himself to various time zones.
- The newborn baby needed time to accustom to the rhythm of day and night.
- The recent renovations in the office required everyone to accustom themselves to a new layout.
- After moving to a bustling city, it took him a while to accustom to the fast-paced lifestyle.
- Students had to accustom themselves to the online learning environment during the pandemic.
- The athlete needed a period of training to accustom his body to the rigorous demands of the sport.
- It's essential to accustom yourself to a healthy diet and exercise routine for overall well-being.
FAQs About the word accustom
make psychologically or physically used (to something)To make familiar by use; to habituate, familiarize, or inure; -- with to., To be wont., To cohabit., Custo
educate,introduce, orient, familiarize,acquaint, wont, initiate, orientate, expose, inform
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It took some time for the new employee to accustom herself to the company's work culture.
Living in a foreign country, she had to accustom herself to a different language and customs.
The gradual change in weather allowed the residents to accustom themselves to the approaching season.
As a frequent traveler, he quickly learned to accustom himself to various time zones.
