To make someone be familiar with someone or something new.
Example:
It is not an easy job to habituate those fresh graduate employees to the office working atmosphere. They are too much idealist and ask something more before giving real contribution.
Did You Know?
Actually derived from ‘habitual’ (adjective), further use of this word turned into ‘habituate’ (verb). The proper preposition of this verb is then ‘to.’
Example:
It is not an easy job to habituate those fresh graduate employees to the office working atmosphere. They are too much idealist and ask something more before giving real contribution.
Did You Know?
Actually derived from ‘habitual’ (adjective), further use of this word turned into ‘habituate’ (verb). The proper preposition of this verb is then ‘to.’
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