accustoming (Meaning)

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

of Accustom

The new employee was slowly accustoming herself to the company's work culture and procedures.
Through daily practice, the pianist was accustoming his fingers to the intricate melodies of the classical piece.
The puppy was accustoming to its leash, learning to walk alongside its owner without pulling.
The astronaut spent weeks accustoming to the weightlessness of space before embarking on the mission.
Maria was accustoming to the routine of waking up early for her morning jog.
The cultural exchange program aimed at accustoming students to different customs and traditions from around the world.
The chef was accustoming the new kitchen staff to the precise techniques required for preparing the signature dish.
The mountaineers spent days accustoming themselves to the high altitude before attempting to reach the summit.
The therapist guided her patient through exercises aimed at accustoming him to managing stress and anxiety.
After relocating to a foreign country, the family was accustoming to a new language and adapting to a different lifestyle.

of Accustom

introducing, educating, orienting, familiarizing, informing, exposing, initiating,acquainting, orientating, enlightening

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The new employee was slowly accustoming herself to the company's work culture and procedures.

Through daily practice, the pianist was accustoming his fingers to the intricate melodies of the classical piece.

The puppy was accustoming to its leash, learning to walk alongside its owner without pulling.

The astronaut spent weeks accustoming to the weightlessness of space before embarking on the mission.