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Meanings of attuned in English

Tuned.

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Usage of attuned in English
1
Social policy has ossified, no longer attuned to families with young children.
The Guardian
2
Whether the voters are attuned to its importance could determine the result.
The Irish Times
3
You're likely to become quite attuned to problem-solving and offering valuable guidance.
The South African
4
No contemporary politician is more attuned to the fickleness of public opinion.
The Irish Times
5
Interestingly, the market has been well attuned to when she might fire.
News.com.au
6
Spain as a whole is, of course, highly attuned to late-night life.
The Guardian
7
Companies, rather than private households, have been more attuned to energy saving.
Reuters
8
Thanks to their Affinity, they were highly intelligent and attuned to threats.
King rolen's kin: the uncrowned king
9
A suspended orchestra played swaybacked music attuned to the strange mechanical dances.
Winter’s Tale
10
There befits the garment of solemn leisure, the thought attuned to peace.
The Private Papers of Henry Ryecroft
11
It also kept him attuned to the rough-and-tumble of the criminal marketplace.
Layover in dubai
12
They were attuned to the eternal peace of Eastern sky and sea.
Lord Jim
13
The kids are clever, fast and highly attuned to their technological environment.
Radio NZ
14
I think younger people get it and are more attuned with it.
The Guardian
15
You can have a house with a basement that's attuned to flooding.
Radio NZ
16
And the more you do it, the more attuned your sense becomes.
Wired
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United States of America
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