acclimating (Meaning)

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acclimating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Acclimate

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The new employee spent the first week acclimating to the company's work environment and policies.
After relocating to a different city, Emily faced the challenge of acclimating to her new surroundings.
The tropical birds spent several days acclimating to the aviary's temperature and humidity levels.
Gradually acclimating to the altitude, the hikers took breaks to avoid altitude sickness during their mountain trek.
Freshwater fish may experience stress when acclimating to changes in water chemistry.
The rescue dog is slowly acclimating to its new home, getting comfortable with its new family members.
International students often go through a period of acclimating to a new educational system and cultural norms.
Acclimating to a different time zone can be challenging, leading to jet lag for frequent travelers.
Garden plants require careful acclimating when transitioning from indoor to outdoor environments.
The astronaut spent weeks acclimating to the conditions of space before embarking on the mission.

of Acclimate

conforming, putting,adjusting, adapting, tailoring, fitting, acclimatizing, preparing, accommodating, conditioning

misadjusting,misadjusting,,

The new employee spent the first week acclimating to the company's work environment and policies.

After relocating to a different city, Emily faced the challenge of acclimating to her new surroundings.

The tropical birds spent several days acclimating to the aviary's temperature and humidity levels.

Gradually acclimating to the altitude, the hikers took breaks to avoid altitude sickness during their mountain trek.