naturalises
Makes legally domestic
Naturalises is the British spelling of naturalizes.
To naturalise is to grant citizenship to a foreign-born person, or for that person to become a citizen: She naturalised after living in the country for five years.
Plants or animals naturalise when they establish themselves in a new environment as if native.
To naturalise something is also to make it seem natural or normal: The film naturalises violence.
Becomes accustomed to environment
- accustomsMakes gradually comfortable with
- adjustsAlters for improvement
- adaptsModifies to suit circumstances
- habituatesAdapts through repetition
conditions · inures · attunes · familiarizes · seasons · hardens · toughens · orients
Government-issued travel credential
- oathFormal binding promise
- allegianceLoyalty owed to authority
- nationalityLegal belonging to country
- immigrantOne who resettles abroad
visa · consulate · embassy · expatriate · dual · swearing-in · denizen · residency
Species changing over generations
- adaptationFitting to new conditions
- selectionChosen item or items
- speciationFormation of distinct species
- ecologyStudy of environmental relations
native · indigenous · invasive · endemic · introduced · establishment · colonization · spread
Adopting another group's customs
- integrationCombining into a whole
- incorporationForming a legal entity
- absorptionProcess of taking in
- blendingCombining into uniformity
inclusion · enculturation · socialization · adaptation · adoption · immersion · belonging · identity
acclimates
Becomes accustomed to environment
- accustomsMakes gradually comfortable with
- adjustsAlters for improvement
- adaptsModifies to suit circumstances
habituates · conditions · inures · attunes · familiarizes · seasons · hardens · toughens · orients · reconciles
passport
Government-issued travel credential
- oathFormal binding promise
- allegianceLoyalty owed to authority
- nationalityLegal belonging to country
immigrant · visa · consulate · embassy · expatriate · dual · swearing-in · denizen · residency · documentation
evolution
Species changing over generations
- adaptationFitting to new conditions
- selectionChosen item or items
- speciationFormation of distinct species
ecology · native · indigenous · invasive · endemic · introduced · establishment · colonization · spread · habitat
acculturation
Adopting another group's customs
- integrationCombining into a whole
- incorporationForming a legal entity
- absorptionProcess of taking in
blending · inclusion · enculturation · socialization · adaptation · adoption · immersion · belonging · identity · community
naturalisesdeports
Legally expels foreigners
expatriates · exiles · expels · banishes · extradites
naturaliseseradicates
Destroys utterly and completely
removes · exterminates · uproots · eliminates · dies out
naturalisesalienates
Causes emotional withdrawal
estranges · othering · marginalises · excludes · ostracises