habituate (someone) to (something)
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To cause someone to become familiar with or used to something. Luckily, the kids' new friends have habituated them to the neighborhood. You'll need to habituate me to the rules of their culture. Can you please habituate Eric to the new procedure for data entry?
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habituate someone to someone or something
to accustom someone to someone or something. Soon she will habituate the baby to the new feeding schedule. The office staff worked hard to habituate the new employee to the schedule.
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