Conditioned
Conditioned adjective - Established by conditioning or learning.
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Synonyms for Conditioned
Form and conditioned are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Form" instead a verb "Conditioned".
Form
Form verb - To take on a definite form.
Conditioned and form are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Conditioned" with "Form", this verbs are similar.
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Every subsequent appearance is actually a colony of worms that were scientifically and magically conditioned to take on the mind and physical form of whoever they ate.
Source: The Worm That Walks -
She's turned the Groin Attack into an art form and puts jerk guys into headlocks as a conditioned response.
Source: Does Not Like Men -
Worf Had the Flu: Unlike the well conditioned Rickson, Funaki had endured years of career in a form of competition highly destructive to the body, and resented from leg injuries and general wornout.
Source: Wrestling / Masakatsu Funaki
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