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acclimatize
(redirected from acclimatise)

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See: adapt, attune, conform, inure
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When visitors stop in Namche Bazaar, they will enjoy the legendary Sherpa hospitality that they will also experience in the villages along the way, where trekkers can rest as they acclimatise.
The Sherpa People of Nepal by Darshi Chohan / Travel, recreation and leisure community
Byline: Mat Kendrick WOLVES boss Mick McCarthy is tipping Marlon Harewood to quickly acclimatise to the heat of the Championship title race despite describing his debut as a "shock to the system".
Marlon's got what it takes by Birmingham Mail (England)
Swiss world number one Roger Federer has entered this event as he seeks to acclimatise to the clay ahead of next month's French Open at Roland Garros and is in need of a morale boost following a disappointing year to date in which he hasn't reached the final of any tournament so far.
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