গ্রহণ করা বা নিয়মিত বা অভ্যাসগত ভাবেই গ্রাস (

Verb:

অভ্যস্ত করান,

habituates's Usage Examples:

One major difference between the P3b and the P3a is that only the P3a habituates with repeated presentation.

The infant habituates to this event, as it is what anyone would expect.

the Polesie National Park, where among others the European pond turtle habituates the land.

(Nagabhushanam) ensnares him with his girlfriend Manorama (Girija) and habituates all sorts of vices.

Their results showed that the human amygdala responds and rapidly habituates preferentially to fearful facial expressions over neutral ones.

Afterward, he forcibly habituates her to a penniless lifestyle when Raja becomes furious and tries to molest.

This is because as one bird habituates other birds may learn the noise is meaningless and not a real threat.

and his cousin Pratapa Simha (Rajanala) who wants to grab the kingdom habituates him to all sorts of vices.

Attacks on people, livestock, and pets may occur when a puma habituates to humans or is in a condition of severe starvation.

A pet iguana habituates to humans to such a degree that humans no longer cause a "fight or flight".

The person fairly quickly habituates to the anxiety-producing situation and discovers that his or her anxiety.

them — perceptions that may change over time anyway, as the law teaches, habituates, and re-forms them.

sleep deprivation might lead to a form of “ischemic precondition” which habituates the brain to the byproducts of a cellular injury.

deforestation in Kalimantan, where majority of the orangutan population habituates, was 180,000 hectares.

number of synapses related to a certain behavior decreases as a creature habituates, also resulting in weaker reactions.

The Idler, who habituates himself to be satisfied with what he can most easily obtain, not only.

habituates's Meaning':

take or consume (regularly or habitually

Synonyms:

board; consume; drink; take in; use; ingest; take; tope; have;

Antonyms:

abstain; decrease; tune; dissimilate; detransitivize;