Someone (especially a child) who learns (as from a teacher) or takes up knowledge or beliefs.
1 After all, the assimilation of new ideas is not the most painless of processes, whatever the age of the assimilator .
2 A great creative mind Van Dyck certainly had not, but, gifted assimilator that he was, he developed many delightful qualities of his art.
3 This disillusionment found its early expression in the lamentations of repentant assimilators .
4 Suddenly, the fear of assimilation seems to have struck the assimilators .
5 But the process of assimilation will have resulted somewhat in changing the assimilators , too.
6 One of these assimilators , writing in the first months of the pogroms, makes the following confession:
7 Truly pitiful has become the position of these assimilators , who but yesterday were the champions of national self-effacement.
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