Adjust to
Come to terms with and adjust to are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Come to terms with" instead a verb "Adjust to".
Come to terms with
Adjust to and come to terms with are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Adjust to" instead a verb "Come to terms with".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- deal with and adjust to
- deal with and come to terms with
- accommodate and adjust to
- accommodate and come to terms with
- accept and adjust to
- accept and come to terms with
- face and adjust to
- face and come to terms with
- adapt and adjust to
- adapt and come to terms with
- cope with and adjust to
- cope with and come to terms with
- get used to and adjust to
- get used to and come to terms with
Both terms in one sentence
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How will Gilda adjust to her new life as a Farrington Guard, and how will she come to terms with her feelings for her Captain?
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A bewildered Mara must adjust to the violent and ruthless magical society she now finds herself a part of, and must come to terms with a heritage kept hidden from her all her life.Elf Blood is separated into story arcs, each spanning four 'blocks' of around 12 pages each.
Source: Webcomic / Elf Blood
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