Verb:

অভ্যস্ত করা,

accustoming's Usage Examples:

provisionals became obsolete—having played, however, an appreciable role in accustoming the public to the use of stamps for prepaying postal fees.

Its diet changes with the seasons, accustoming itself to what is available locally.

tyrant, thus both securing him by appeasing the other aristocrats, and accustoming them to fixed charges given by a ruler, which paved the way for the reforms.

military instruction during peacetime utilized nine different languages, accustoming Austrian soldiers to taking orders only in their native language.

The REL participated in accustoming the far right to contesting elections in the Fifth Republic.

found to have inhabited sandy beaches and sandpits as well as few pairs accustoming to shell banks in harbours with few found on gravel beaches and nesting.

Bitting, the process of accustoming a horse to a bit and bridle, sometimes with the addition of side reins.

"before the proper time, to opportunities for sin on the pretext of accustoming and hardening them against danger.

The 24-year-old saw his time in Europe as a way of accustoming himself to competing abroad: "Here I learned how to acclimatise and cope.

The mission is instrumental in accustoming the citizens of Britain to the presence of dragons, who are now defending.

as ambassador to Sweden, where he remained for the next two years, "accustoming himself to the northern ways of entertainment, and this grew upon him.

It also comprised glider training, accustoming them to the hardships and problems associated with travelling by gliders.

slight, the ‘potential advantage to Russia’ was very great, in that ‘in accustoming the Porte to the position of vassal’ Russia had ‘prepared the way for.

Training involves identification of suitable landing spots, accustoming horses to helicopters operating in close proximity, and helicopter safety.

care, such as transporting animals, feeding them, branding them and accustoming or ‘gentling’ them to riders.

"He was therefore used to the transition: accustoming himself to scavenging work, to rats that emerged from the woodpile to.

large quill full of live lice, which was the Inca's way of teaching and accustoming them to pay tribute.

he argues, the habit of seeing the publick [sic] rule, is gradually accustoming the American mind to an interference with private rights that is slowly.

settled on the technique, and Ninnis and Mertz devoted their time to accustoming the dogs.

The actress found accustoming herself to "detective talk" the hardest part of the role, explaining:.

Synonyms:

harden; addict; alter; inure; teach; indurate; modify; habituate; change; hook;

Antonyms:

stiffen; unfasten; unhook; straight line; undercharge;