acculturating

The word “acculturating” has 5 syllables: ac-cul-tur-at-ing

It's pronounced as /əˈkʌltʃəreɪtɪŋ/


What is synonym and antonym for acculturating?

In the thesaurus, “acculturating” has 19 synonyms.

Here are synonyms for acculturating along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for acculturating

  • absorbing
  • accustoming
  • amalgamating
  • assimilating
  • blending
  • co-opting
  • combining
  • commingling
  • conditioning
  • embodying
  • enculturating
  • fusing
  • habituating
  • incorporating
  • integrating
  • intermingling
  • merging
  • mingling
  • naturalizing

Meanings of acculturating

  • verb
    1. To change the culture of (a person) by the influence of another culture, especially a more advanced culture.
    2. To cause (a person) to acquire the culture of society, starting at birth.
    3. To be changed by acculturation.

Example Sentences

  • The immigrants are acculturating to their new environment with the help of community programs.
  • The organization focuses on acculturating international staff into the company’s culture.
  • The children had an easier time acculturating to the new school than their parents did.
  • She is acculturating to the local customs by participating in various cultural activities.
  • The team spent months acculturating to the traditions and practices of their new office.

On this page you'll find 19 synonyms or another words to acculturating, such as: absorbing, accustoming, amalgamating, assimilating, blending, co-opting, combining.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

absorbing

  • abating
  • abiding
  • accepting
  • acculturating
  • accustoming
  • acquiescing
  • allowing
  • alluring
  • amalgamating
  • amazing
  • amusing
  • arresting
  • assimilating
  • astonishing
  • astounding
  • attracting
  • attractive
  • bankrupting
  • bearing
  • beguiling
  • bemusing
  • bewitching
  • biding
  • blending
  • blowing
  • breathtaking
  • brooking
  • burning
  • busying
  • capitulating
  • captivating
  • catching up
  • charming
  • co-opting
  • combining
  • commingling
  • conditioning
  • consuming
  • countenancing
  • crippling
  • curious
  • de-escalating
  • debilitating
  • decreasing
  • depleting
  • devouring
  • diminishing
  • disabling
  • dissipating
  • distracting
  • downsizing
  • draining
  • drawing down
  • drinking
  • drying up
  • dwindling
  • eating
  • electric
  • electrifying
  • embodying
  • emphatic
  • emptying
  • enchanting
  • enculturating
  • enduring
  • enfeebling
  • engaging
  • engrossing
  • entertaining
  • enthralling
  • enwrapping
  • eventful
  • exciting
  • exhausting
  • exhilarating
  • expending
  • eye-opening
  • fabulous
  • fascinating
  • fusing
  • galvanizing
  • going
  • gripping
  • gulping
  • guzzling
  • habituating
  • hacking
  • handling
  • hogging
  • hypnotizing
  • imbibing
  • immersing
  • impoverishing
  • incorporating
  • inspiring
  • integrating
  • interesting
  • intermingling
  • intriguing
  • involving
  • lavishing
  • lessening
  • living with
  • lowering
  • marvellous
  • marvelous
  • meeting
  • merging
  • mesmerizing
  • mingling
  • misspending
  • monopolizing
  • naturalizing
  • obsessing
  • occupying
  • odd
  • permitting
  • playing out
  • pocketing
  • preoccupying
  • provocative
  • quaffing
  • reducing
  • respecting
  • riveting
  • rousing
  • running out of
  • running through
  • sapping
  • showy
  • sipping
  • slurping
  • spellbinding
  • spending
  • splashy
  • sponging
  • squandering
  • standing
  • standing for
  • sticking out
  • stimulating
  • stirring
  • stomaching
  • striking
  • suffering
  • supporting
  • surprising
  • sustaining
  • swallowing
  • sweating out
  • swigging
  • swilling
  • taking
  • taking up
  • tantalizing
  • thrilling
  • throwing away
  • tolerating
  • toughing it out
  • undermining
  • unusual
  • using
  • using up
  • wasting
  • weakening
  • wearing
  • weird
  • wonderful
  • wondrous

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