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assimilate English

Meaning assimilate meaning

What does assimilate mean?
Definitions in simple English

assimilate Verb

— To assimilate is to mix with other people, to absorb into their community.

assimilate

— verb become similar to one's environment Immigrants often want to assimilate quickly — verb (= absorb) take up mentally he absorbed the knowledge or beliefs of his tribe — verb make similar This country assimilates immigrants very quickly — verb become similar in sound The nasal assimilates to the following consonant — verb take (gas, light or heat) into a solution

Synonyms assimilate synonyms

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assimilate English » English

absorb adapt ingest adjust take in digest merge incorporate imbibe unite unify permeability perceive integrate connect combine co-opt associate weld twin totalize totalise toe the line tie in tie tee take up take over take summate strike socialize socialise shoot shade settle relate readapt reabsorb put together put through pull together possess pool piece permeate naturalize naturalise mix melt

Conjugation assimilate conjugation

How do you conjugate assimilate?

assimilate · verb

Examples assimilate examples

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Simple sentences

The weak easily assimilate the opinions of the strong.
One of the first goals when learning a foreign language which uses another writing system should be to assimilate this very writing system as quickly as possible.
One of the first goals when learning a foreign language with another writing system should be to assimilate this very writing system as quickly as possible.

Movie subtitles

Why do you look at me as if I were some foreigner who speaks a strange language, who refuses to assimilate himself to your familiar ways?
Are you prepared to assimilate it?
It takes efforts and pain trying to settle in a superior society trying to assimilate to our way of life and thought.
His mind is still trying to assimilate all the knowledge it's been fed.
Now please try to assimilate them this time.
Now, the American consumer can assimilate.
I know it's important to stay informed of all the latest events, but I find there's so much to assimilate it can become quite muddling.
Substantial data was received, master, yes, however, I am unable to assimilate it.
Earthly objects also have their spirituality-- objects that gather, concentrate, and assimilate the constant variables in humans.
When I think about it, it seems to me his story. reflected a lot of the Jewish experience in America. the great urge to push in and to find one's place. and then to assimilate into the culture.
He wanted to assimilate like crazy.
I think we could all help him assimilate.
I've given up trying to assimilate.
Incredible, and yet so terribly real that even while they're happening we live with them and digest them and assimilate them.
Since she was there, better to assimilate her.
The worst thing is that I is easy to assimilate.
Writers gotta find out stuff. If you don't ask questions how are you gonna assimilate?
I said, if you don't ask questions, how are you going to assimilate?
Assimilate?
No, I try and assimilate five new words a day.
I can't just assimilate Fred all of a sudden.
And what a culture can't assimilate. it destroys.
When I think about it, it seems to me that his story reflected a lot of the Jewish experience in America, the great urge to push in and to find one's place and then to assimilate into the culture.
I mean, he wanted to assimilate like crazy.
I've been careful to assimilate calcium.
We'll just have to wait until we go in the stomach. to be assimilate by the shark.
Now, please, please try to assimilate them this time.
I know it's important to stay informed of all the latest events but I find there's so much to assimilate it can become quite muddling.
It's surprising how much one can assimilate in a day.
Most Bajora these days accept the distortion of their names in order to assimilate.
At this rate, you can assimilate a phd in two days.
I didn't see anything that suggested they wanted to assimilate anybody.
I could see. that this was a sum substantially greater. that the one she had in mind, and not easy for her to assimilate, try as she might.

News and current affairs

National minorities everywhere faced expulsion or enormous official pressure to assimilate.
Unlike immigration from non-European countries, East European immigrants share a similar cultural background and will assimilate easily.
Europe, then, is frightened by the prospect of more immigration by Turks who find it almost impossible to assimilate.
Nor did they come like the American or Australian settlers in order to build a new identity and assimilate the natives into it.
One of the writers of the constitution, Frederik Motzfeldt, argued that Jews would never assimilate themselves with the people of any country.
Because of this, countries that consider their domestic realities as sacrosanct find themselves unable to assimilate change or foresee its direction.
America's Muslims do not so much assimilate as participate in economic, political, educational, and social life.
From Kim's perspective, encountering such leadership changes and subsequent policy clashes are both bewildering and difficult to assimilate.

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