adaptation to

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Indicates the new environment or situation that one is adapting to (e.g., adaptation to the workplace).

adaptationNOUN + PREPOSITION

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Examples (10)

  • His rapid adaptation to the new corporate culture impressed the management.
  • The species' adaptation to a warmer climate is crucial for its survival.
  • Her gradual adaptation to life in a new country was facilitated by friendly neighbors.
  • The process of adaptation to a major life change can be emotionally challenging.
  • Many older businesses are finding the adaptation to the digital economy difficult.
  • The students' successful adaptation to remote learning varied greatly across the district.
  • A key challenge for astronauts is the physiological adaptation to the conditions of space.
  • Evolutionary adaptation to new predators is a slow but fascinating process.
  • Adaptation to changing consumer demands is essential for the company's survival.
  • The documentary explored the remarkable adaptation of deep-sea creatures to immense pressure and darkness.