Conditioned
Conditioned adjective - Established by conditioning or learning.
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Synonyms for Conditioned
Let and conditioned are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Let" instead a verb "Conditioned".
Let
Let verb - To give permission to.
Conditioned and let are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conditioned" instead a verb "Let".
Nearby Word: letting
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- Fearing what would happen if a conditioned killer was let loose among ordinary people, his commanders kill him on the shuttle taking him into orbit and blame it on enemy fire.
Source: Released to Elsewhere -
The two of them never let him grow up or do anything fun and even conditioned him to go to bed at 6:30 when he's 12 (Malcolm notes not even 4 year olds go to bed that early).
Source: Series / Malcolm in the Middle - In Never Let Me Go, the protagonists and others are getting exploited in the most brutal way, and they have all been conditioned to unquestioningly accept the system.
Source: Questionable Consent
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