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acclimatize

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See: adapt, attune, conform, inure


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He soon discovered that it was equally important to acclimatize his unsophisticated and exuberant conscripts to the predominately white military culture, protecting their rights and maintaining their morale as best he could.
(80) The Australians confirm the requirement to conduct in-theatre training to acclimatize personnel to the terrain and to operating with allies.
Military service, he said, had helped acclimatize future professionals to wearing headgear.
 
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