unacclimated (Meaning)

unacclimated

not adapted to a new climate, place, or situation

Susan struggled to adapt to the unfamiliar climate, feeling unacclimated to the intense humidity.
The new employee was unacclimated to the fast-paced environment, making him slow to catch up with his colleagues.
The house felt cold and uncomfortable to the family unacclimated to the region's frigid winters.
The hikers were unprepared for the altitude change, gasping for breath as they ascended the mountain unacclimated to the thin air.
The foreign exchange student faced challenges in adjusting to the different customs, feeling unacclimated to the local culture.
The athlete struggled to perform at his best, unacclimated to the pressure and expectations surrounding the competition.
The plant withered in the harsh conditions, unacclimated to the extreme temperatures and lack of sunlight.
The new medication left the patient feeling dizzy and nauseous, as they were unacclimated to its side effects.
The travelers awoke jet-lagged after a long flight, unacclimated to the time zone change.
The ship's crew encountered rough seas, leaving passengers feeling unacclimated to the constant rocking motion.

not adapted to a new climate, place, or situation

unused,unadjusted, unadapted, unaccustomed,unseasoned

accustomed,adapted, used, adjusted, unaffected,acclimated, habituated,uninfluenced

Susan struggled to adapt to the unfamiliar climate, feeling unacclimated to the intense humidity.

The new employee was unacclimated to the fast-paced environment, making him slow to catch up with his colleagues.

The house felt cold and uncomfortable to the family unacclimated to the region's frigid winters.

The hikers were unprepared for the altitude change, gasping for breath as they ascended the mountain unacclimated to the thin air.