acclimature (Meaning)
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acclimature (n.)
The act of acclimating, or the state of being acclimated.
Synonyms & Antonyms of acclimature
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acclimature Sentence Examples
- After spending a week in the high mountains, he finally acclimated to the thin air.
- It takes some time to acclimate to the intense heat of a desert environment.
- Moving from a tropical climate to a cold region, she struggled to acclimate to the sudden temperature change.
- The astronauts underwent a rigorous training program to acclimate their bodies to the conditions of space.
- People often find it challenging to acclimate to a new workplace culture.
- The migratory birds took a few days to acclimate to the unfamiliar surroundings of their winter nesting grounds.
- Tourists may need a few days to acclimate to the local customs and traditions of a foreign country.
- Patients recovering from surgery often require time to acclimate to the changes in their physical condition.
- New employees often go through a period of acclimating to the company's workflow and expectations.
- As a marathon runner, he knew the importance of acclimating his body to long-distance running before a race.
FAQs About the word acclimature
The act of acclimating, or the state of being acclimated.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
After spending a week in the high mountains, he finally acclimated to the thin air.
It takes some time to acclimate to the intense heat of a desert environment.
Moving from a tropical climate to a cold region, she struggled to acclimate to the sudden temperature change.
The astronauts underwent a rigorous training program to acclimate their bodies to the conditions of space.
