acclimating
Meaning
of Acclimate
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
Each girl's way of coping and acclimating to being an immigrant means stepping away from what they knew in London, and becoming someone new, even as they defend, in each other, what makes them who they are.
She said she hopes to be very conversational with the locals, and is prepared for the challenges of acclimating herself to a new world.
Since I’m unable to move plants in and out for proper hardening-off (that is, acclimating them), I have a shelf set-up under my clothesline, with a large old greenhouse shadecloth pinned overhead.
“You can not only start acclimating yourself to the weather but acclimate yourself to being outside slowly, wading into the cold pond, you slowly spend more time outdoors.
The Chicago Reporter sat down with Day to talk about his plans for Life After Justice and the hurdles exonerees face when acclimating to society.
Instead of defending Earth, Rose takes the fight directly to the aliens themselves on their own world while acclimating to her new cosmic powers.