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Meanings of assimilate in English
Usage of assimilate in English
1
Trying her best to assimilate, to come to terms with her exile.
2
Hold fast to your roots Don't try to assimilate into their culture.
3
They're not expected to achieve as children, so they begin to assimilate.
4
This is no story about a foreigner struggling to assimilate in American.
5
Then give the stomach food that the organs can digest and assimilate.
6
She wished she had some time alone to assimilate the cold facts.
7
His art is a refusal to forget, to assimilate, to move on.
8
The other aim was to assimilate aboriginal peoples and crush their cultures.
9
It is, however, difficult to assimilate the German girls to American customs.
10
We must not only attach information to ourselves, we must assimilate it.
11
How far will material improvements help to uplift and assimilate the newcomers?
12
He felt the Watcher's anxiety as she tried to assimilate it all.
13
She shut the door to her car, trying to assimilate the scene.
14
The words struck him, and the ship started to assimilate the new information.
15
That these facts are hard to assimilate for some political correspondents is clear.
16
I just need to...assimilate...what's going on, and then I'll be able to talk.
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Assimilate through the time
Assimilate across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common