Etymology
The word "acclimatize" comes from the Latin prefix "ad-" (to or toward) and the Greek root "klima" (climate).
Meaning
Acclimatize means to adapt to a new climate or environment. It can refer to both humans and animals.
Origin
The term was first used in the early 19th century by European explorers and colonists to describe the process of adapting to new climates in the tropics. The term was first recorded in English in 1819.
Usage
Acclimatize is commonly used in the following contexts:
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