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naturalize
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naturalise
to naturalize
01
to grant citizenship to a foreigner
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The government decided to naturalize several refugees who had lived in the country for over five years.
02
to make something more natural or lifelike
āĻāĻĻāĻžāĻšāĻ°āĻŖ
The architect naturalized the garden design to blend with the surroundings.
03
to adapt someone or something to a new place
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The program helps students naturalize to a different culture.
04
to adapt a plant, animal, or land to a new environment
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They attempted to naturalize the deer population in the new wildlife reserve.
05
to explain something in terms of natural laws or processes
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Scientists naturalized the phenomenon through reference to physics.
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denaturalize
naturalized
naturalize
natural
nature
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