Acclimated

ak-LAY-may-tid (/ˈæklɪˌmeɪtɪd/)

to become accustomed to a new environment or situation.

“I wish we had consistent seasons here in the West; it would help me acclimate much quicker.”

Source: Dictionary.com

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understood or implied without being stated directly.

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Distemper

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a disease, particularly one affecting animals; disorder or trouble.

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Betoken

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to signify or indicate; to be a sign of.

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severely critical; inclined to find fault.

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Detritus

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waste or debris of any kind; remnants.

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Laudable

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deserving praise and commendation.

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Imbued

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to inspire or permeate with a feeling or quality.

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Imperious

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domineering; dictatorial; overbearing.

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swollen, bloated, or inflated in style or language; pompous.

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the quality of being religious or devout.

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