reacclimate
Get used to
To reacclimate is to adjust again to conditions you were once accustomed to but have been away from: After years abroad, she needed time to reacclimate to American life.
The word implies a return—you acclimated once, left, and must do it over.
It applies to climates, cultures, routines, or environments: It took him weeks to reacclimate to civilian life after deployment.
Return to unified state
- readjustModify something anew
- resettleMove to live elsewhere
- reorientAdjust position or focus
- reestablishRestore after interruption
familiarize · rehabilitation · homecoming · culture shock · reverse culture shock · expatriate · repatriation · community
Organism's natural environment
- ecosystemInterconnected organisms and surroundings
- weatherAtmospheric state outdoors
- seasonsYear's four divisions
- terrainLand's physical features
surroundings · locale · conditions · atmosphere · migration · relocation · homecoming · return
Measured height above reference
- altitude sicknessHypoxia from high elevation
- conditioningLearned behavioral adaptation
- enduranceSustained effort capacity
- exposureState of being unprotected
habituation · heat · humidity · oxygen · temperatures · pressure · decompression · jet lag
reintegrate
Return to unified state
reestablish · familiarize · rehabilitation · homecoming · culture shock · reverse culture shock · expatriate · repatriation · community · belonging
habitat
Organism's natural environment
- ecosystemInterconnected organisms and surroundings
- weatherAtmospheric state outdoors
- seasonsYear's four divisions
terrain · surroundings · locale · conditions · atmosphere · migration · relocation · homecoming · return · wildlife
altitude
Measured height above reference
- altitude sicknessHypoxia from high elevation
- conditioningLearned behavioral adaptation
- enduranceSustained effort capacity
exposure · habituation · heat · humidity · oxygen · temperatures · pressure · decompression · jet lag · thermoregulation