Definitions

1. verb

to cause or become adapted to a new climate or environment, especially by gradual changes in the environment or in an organism.

“The plants acclimated to the changing weather patterns over the years.”

2. verb

to incline or bend something, especially at a slope or angle.

“The architect carefully acclimated the roof to ensure a proper fit.”

3. verb

to bring or incline something to a particular position or direction.

“The wind acclimated the trees, causing them to lean in different directions.”

4. verb

to cause or become adapted to a particular skill or activity, especially by gradual practice or training.

“The new employee acclimated quickly to the company’s software system.”