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habituate
▪ I. † habituate, ppl. a. Obs. (həˈbɪtjuːət) [ad. L. habituātus, pa. pple. of habituāre: see next.] 1. Made or become habitual; formed into a habit; established by repetition or continuance.1526 Pilgr. Perf. (W. de W. 1531) 94 b, When it is habituate by custome. 1689–90 Temple Ess. Heroick Virtue vi... Oxford English Dictionary
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habituate
habituate/həˈbɪtʃueɪt; hə`bɪtʃʊˌet/ v[Tn.pr]~ sb/oneself to sth (fml 文) accustom sb/oneself to sth 使某人[自己]习惯於某事物 habituate oneself to (ie get used to) hard work, a cold climate 使自己习惯於艰苦的工作、 寒冷的气候. 牛津英汉双解词典
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Habituation
For example, organisms may habituate to repeated sudden loud noises when they learn these have no consequences. However, they habituate to noises, such as human footsteps, that occur repeatedly but result in no harm to them. wikipedia.org
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Caphys
Further information on the creature can be done through BugGuide where one can easily identify insects, spiders and species from their kin that habituate wikipedia.org
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dishabituate
dishaˈbituate, v. [f. dis- 6 + habituate v., prob. after F. déshabituer in same sense.] trans. To render unaccustomed, to disaccustom: the reverse of habituate.1868 Browning Ring & Bk. ix. 1276 To dishabituate By sip and sip, this drainer to the dregs O' the draught of conversation. 1881 Contemp. Re... Oxford English Dictionary
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What is another word for "settle in"? - WordHippo
Synonyms for settle in include adjust, acclimatise, acclimatize, acclimate, adapt, familiarise, familiarize, habituate, acculturate and accustom. Find more similar ...
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Waapasi
However, on his return he realises that his family is now habituate of his absence. The film was released online by Pocket Films on 21 June 2015. wikipedia.org
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habitué
‖ habitué (abitye, həˈbɪtjuːeɪ) [F. habitué (fem. -ée), pa. pple. of habituer to habituate, to bring into a habit.] One who has the habit of going to or frequenting a place; a habitual visitor or resident.1818 J. W. Croker Jrnl. 7 Dec. in C. Papers (1884) I. iv. 122 The habitués of Oatlands give her... Oxford English Dictionary
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Wamba, Luo Reserve
In 1974, his student Suehisa Kuroda went to Wamba and identified three groups of bonobos, one of which they were able to habituate after a year, by provisioning wikipedia.org
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acclimate
acclimate, v. (əˈklaɪmət) [a. mod.Fr. acclimate-r (Acad. Dict. 1798) f. à to + climat climate.] 1. To habituate to a new climate; = acclimatize, now much more common. lit. and fig. Now chiefly U.S.1792 A. Young Trav. in France 296 Kerry, where the arbutus is so ac-climated, that it seems indigenous.... Oxford English Dictionary
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Francesco Guarraci
He was a regular habituate of the Ribera Social Club in Elizabeth, New Jersey. wikipedia.org
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reaccustom
reaˈccustom, v. [re- 5 a.] trans. To habituate again.1611 Cotgr., Rabituer, to reaccustome, reinure. 1852 Hawthorne Blithedale Rom. xxiii. (1883) 541 Time long enough for my..hands to reaccustom themselves to gloves. Oxford English Dictionary
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Uganda mangabey
Attempts are being made to habituate several groups of mangabey to the presence of humans with a view to increasing wildlife tourism in the area as a means wikipedia.org
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acclimatize
acclimatize, v. (əˈklaɪmətaɪz) [f. Fr. acclimater: see acclimate + -ize. A more recent and more common adaptation of Fr. acclimater than acclimate.] 1. trans. To habituate or inure to a new climate, or to one not natural. lit. and fig.1836 Macgillivray Trav. of Humboldt xi. 128 Having in some measur... Oxford English Dictionary
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Naïve physics
In each case, the experimenter measures the time it takes for the infant to habituate to each stimulus. Researchers infer that the longer the infant takes to habituate to a new stimulus, the more it violates his or her expectations of physical phenomena. wikipedia.org
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