acclimatizing (Meaning)

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

of Acclimatize

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The mountain climbers spent the first few days acclimatizing to the thin air at high altitudes.
When relocating to a tropical country, the expatriates faced the challenge of acclimatizing to the humid climate.
Zookeepers carefully monitored the animals during the process of acclimatizing them to their new enclosure.
The astronaut underwent a rigorous training program focused on acclimatizing to the microgravity environment of space.
Gardeners follow a gradual process of acclimatizing seedlings before transplanting them into the outdoor garden.
Athletes engage in systematic acclimatizing routines to prepare for competitions in various weather conditions.
The international students spent the orientation week acclimatizing to the academic and cultural aspects of their new university.
The Arctic researchers faced the challenge of acclimatizing to the extreme cold and polar conditions.
New employees participated in team-building activities aimed at acclimatizing them to the company's work culture.
Travelers often struggle with acclimatizing to different time zones, leading to symptoms of jet lag.

of Acclimatize

putting, tailoring, conforming, adapting,adjusting, editing, preparing, fashioning, fitting, conditioning

misadjusting, misadjusting,,

The mountain climbers spent the first few days acclimatizing to the thin air at high altitudes.

When relocating to a tropical country, the expatriates faced the challenge of acclimatizing to the humid climate.

Zookeepers carefully monitored the animals during the process of acclimatizing them to their new enclosure.

The astronaut underwent a rigorous training program focused on acclimatizing to the microgravity environment of space.