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habituate
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ha·bit·u·ate (h-bch-t)
v.
1. To accustom by frequent repetition or prolonged exposure.
2. To cause physiological or psychological habituation, as to a drug.
3. To experience psychological habituation.


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The Certaphyllum demerson coontail is a plant that is submersed that does not have any root making it a free-floating plant The plant is commonly found habituating in ponds, streams, lakes, and slow moving waters in the United States, Canada, and the Virgin Islands The Certaphyllum demerson coontail is a plant that is submersed that does not have any root making it a free-floating plant.
Push Your Tolerance Point for Heat by Habituating Yourself in Steps Obviously, if you are sick or elderly, you need to take great care in exposing yourself to uncomfortable or dangerous heat conditions.
Push Your Tolerance Point for Heat by Habituating Yourself in Steps Obviously, if you are sick or elderly, you need to take great care in exposing yourself to uncomfortable or dangerous heat conditions.
 
 
 
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