acclimated (Meaning)

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acclimated (imp. & p. p.)

of Acclimate

No weak antonyms found.

Having lived in the city for several years, Sarah was well acclimated to the hustle and bustle of urban life.
The tropical fish needed time to become acclimated to the conditions of the aquarium before thriving.
After spending a week in the mountains, the hikers became acclimated to the higher altitude.
As a seasoned traveler, Jake quickly acclimated to the local customs and language in each new country he visited.
The rescue dog was initially shy, but it gradually acclimated to its new home and became more sociable.
Employees who work remotely need time to acclimate to the challenges and benefits of a virtual office.
Residents of the coastal town were acclimated to the routine of preparing for hurricanes during the storm season.
The professional athlete underwent a rigorous training program to acclimate to the high-altitude conditions of the upcoming competition.
After relocating to a different climate, the family took a few weeks to acclimate to the colder weather.
Tourists often find it helpful to spend a day acclimating to the local time zone before exploring a new destination.

of Acclimate

adapted, adjusted, accustomed, used,habituated,unaffected

unadjusted,unaccustomed, unused, unacclimated, unused, unaccustomed, unadjusted, unacclimated,unadapted, unseasoned

Having lived in the city for several years, Sarah was well acclimated to the hustle and bustle of urban life.

The tropical fish needed time to become acclimated to the conditions of the aquarium before thriving.

After spending a week in the mountains, the hikers became acclimated to the higher altitude.

As a seasoned traveler, Jake quickly acclimated to the local customs and language in each new country he visited.