reaccustom
/riːəˈkʌstəm
/verb [with object]
Accustom (someone) to something again: a routine to reaccustom the disabled person to the demands of a normal working day...
- It took about an hour to match velocities with the orbiting UFO, ample time for Erin to reaccustom himself to zero-G maneuvering.
- Blinking to reaccustom herself to the darkness, Lexa already had her hands over her ears when the deafening blast of thunder reached her.
- Now I just have to get my eyes reaccustomed to my contacts and then I'll be all set.
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