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acclimatize
[ uh-klahy-muh-tahyz ]
acclimatize
/ əˈklaɪməˌtaɪz; əˈklaɪmeɪt; ˈæklɪˌmeɪt /
verb
- to adapt or become accustomed to a new climate or environment
Derived Forms
- acˌclimatiˈzation, noun
- acˈclimaˌtizable, adjective
- acˈclimaˌtizer, noun
Other Words From
- ac·clima·tiza·ble adjective
- ac·clima·ti·zation noun
- reac·clima·ti·zation noun
- reac·clima·tize verb reacclimatized reacclimatizing
- unac·clima·tized adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of acclimatize1
Example Sentences
“I was getting myself acclimatized possibly for different scenarios.”
Most climbers take on the mountain from Nepal, a process that involves a 10-day trek to base camp, weeks acclimatizing to the altitude, and another week to push to the summit.
Climbers have to walk across those ladders, wearing big boots and crampons, as they make multiple trips back and forth to advanced camps to acclimatize before finally heading for the summit.
“Many, many people wouldn’t have been acclimatized to the heat,” said Wasiu Adeniyi Ibrahim, head of the Nigerian Meteorological Agency’s central forecast office and an author of the study.
There is little question that this has had some effect on the rest of the Premier League: The clubs are, it seems, acclimatizing themselves to an environment where there are actual consequences for their actions.
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