acclimatized

Metchnikoff and others they observed that after a time these same leucocytes became accustomed to the presence of these poisons, gradually becoming 'acclimatized' as it were.

Alcohol: A Dangerous and Unnecessary Medicine, How and Why What Medical Writers Say Martha Meir Allen 1890

As you are aware, teams arrive a few days before the games with the intention of getting themselves "acclimatized".

CaribbeanCricket.com 2009

As I slowly acclimatized to the unfamiliar diet and lifestyle that I found myself in, I began to appreciate the benefits it was bringing to me.

Archive 2009-08-01 Sarah 2009

That is the base of evidence upon which their assurance that we can become acclimatized to lower salt levels rests.

Salty talk: Readers respond to my week of low sodium 2011

As I slowly acclimatized to the unfamiliar diet and lifestyle that I found myself in, I began to appreciate the benefits it was bringing to me.

Yes, Sarah, There IS an Icy Claus! Sarah 2009

Most people, athletes or not, simply aren't acclimatized to summer heat thanks to the ubiquity of air conditioning.

Heat-related illness still deadly problem for athletes 2011

The home also has a five-car garage and a gym with a fully acclimatized bodega and pool.

Costa Blanca Villa 2011

So, if the data on actual sales of table salt is to be taken seriously, then the notion of our ability to become acclimatized to lower salt levels is very much open to question.

Salty talk: Readers respond to my week of low sodium 2011

Mencia married to the slate in this region is as close to great cab franc as you can get, though it is not the same grape – they say – but it does taste like a long acclimatized clone of that noble grape.

Cab Franc frenzy: the polarizing grape sparks debate | Dr Vino's wine blog 2009

On the other hand, in some parts of the country, production costs had actually declined where turkeys and other poultry could be acclimatized outside.

Washington D.C. weather in the year 2076, part II Don Lipman 2011