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- verb   Third-person singular simple present indicative form of acclimate .
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Examples
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								Chicago agency CEO, @kirsteno, as she acclimates to Navy SEALS and flip-flops on Coronado Island, she says. One tweet novel 2009 
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								Meanwhile, as likable George acclimates to his new digs, he finds himself in the worst place imaginable as the full moon rises. 
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								We don't yet know if that benefit persists over time, or if the body acclimates and finds a way around the drug effects. David Katz, M.D.: Questioning Weight Loss Drugs M.D. David Katz 2011 
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								The site summarizes the story as that of “a fighter pilot who quickly acclimates to the future and puts his skills to use defending the planet against invaders.” 
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								Keflezighi acclimates his body through what's known as "fartlek" training, which involves a series of accelerations over the course of a run. A Runner and His…Entourage? Scott Cacciola 2011 
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								When you get High Altitude Sickness, if you don't go back down a thousand or two thousand feet, and rest until your body acclimates to that altitude, High Altitude Sickness turns into one of two things: either it goes into your lungs and turns into pulmonary edema or into your brain as cerebral edema where your brain swells, both of which can be fatal. Gary Stein: Craig Kiser's Blind Ambition to Benefit Thousands in Need Gary Stein 2010 
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								As Candy takes the wheel of my rental car so I can take notes, our heads pop like dashboard ornaments while she acclimates herself to my brakes. FLY FISHING WITH DARTH VADER MATT LABASH 2010 
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								It can only grip the psyche for an instant since the mind soon acclimates to its cause. 
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								I wanted to say that Walter's natural coat acclimates quite well to the seasons. 
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								Guilt by innuendo is vile and only acclimates the public to gossip and intellectual laziness, which is poisonous to the public intellect and democracy. Lieberman: McCain's "Not Too Important" Comment Doesn't Matter Because He Served In Vietnam 2009 
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