accustom somebody to something
- accustom somebody to something
acˈcustom yourself/sb to sth derived
to make yourself/sb familiar with sth or become used to it
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It took him a while to accustom himself to the idea.
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She quickly accustomed herself to the darkness.
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Education should accustom children to thinking for themselves.
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