reacclimates
Gets used to
Reacclimates means to acclimate again—to readjust to conditions one was previously adjusted to.
Someone who returns home after years abroad reacclimates to the culture, climate, or pace of life they once knew: It took her months to reacclimate to the cold winters after living in the tropics.
Make used to
- familiarizeMake known to oneself
- conditionState or stipulation
- habituationDiminished reaction over time
- desensitizeReduce responsiveness over time
inure · normalize · adjust · settle · acculturate · train · ingrain · routine
Coming back in
- reintegrationRestoration to a group
- resettlementReestablishing in new place
- homecomingReturning to one's origin
- repatriationFormal return to homeland
return · reassimilation · reestablishment · reincorporation · rehabilitation · reunion · relocation · expat
Measured height above reference
- temperatureMeasured heat intensity
- weatherAtmospheric state outdoors
- seasonsYear's four divisions
- atmosphereGaseous layer around planets
humidity · terrain · ecosystem · habitat · surroundings · locale · conditions · exposure
Modifying something again
- readaptAdjust again to conditions
- reorientAdjust position or focus
- reconditionRestore to good condition
- realignRestore to correct arrangement
rebalance · recalibrate · resettle · reestablish · renew · resilience · flexibility · conditioning
accustom
Make used to
- familiarizeMake known to oneself
- conditionState or stipulation
- habituationDiminished reaction over time
desensitize · inure · normalize · adjust · settle · acculturate · train · ingrain · routine · tolerance
reentry
Coming back in
- reintegrationRestoration to a group
- resettlementReestablishing in new place
- homecomingReturning to one's origin
repatriation · return · reassimilation · reestablishment · reincorporation · rehabilitation · reunion · relocation · expat · deployment
altitude
Measured height above reference
- temperatureMeasured heat intensity
- weatherAtmospheric state outdoors
- seasonsYear's four divisions
atmosphere · humidity · terrain · ecosystem · habitat · surroundings · locale · conditions · exposure · elevation
readjustment
Modifying something again
- readaptAdjust again to conditions
- reorientAdjust position or focus
- reconditionRestore to good condition
realign · rebalance · recalibrate · resettle · reestablish · renew · resilience · flexibility · conditioning · adapt