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To have a clear idea or understanding of

To assimilate into a body, structure or system

To join or take part in (a social group)

To adopt or adapt to a new environment

To describe as, or compare to something, similar

To be consistent with

To cause (something) to conform to a standard

To ingest or consume food

To observe or undergo events contributing to one's knowledge

To change another's belief, especially regarding religion

To reflect on and make sense of information, or a concept

Assimilate to a different culture, typically the dominant one

To hold or engage the attention of

To hold or display a specified thought or emotion

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Verb

To have a clear idea or understanding of

absorb mentally

get the hang of

get the picture

get the message

get the drift of

make head or tail of

get to the bottom of

get the point of

familiarize oneself with

get one's head around

become cognizant of

get clued up about

become aware of

become conscious of

be cognizant of

have knowledge of

get the idea of

get your head round

have an aha moment

gain an understanding of

feel in one's bones

be conscious of

catch the drift

get the message about

get the picture about

take something on board

get one's mind around

figure something out

see the point of

pick up what someone is putting down

see the light about

wrap one's mind around

be familiar with

be au fait with

have a handle on

wrap one's mind round

catch the drift of

perceive the meaning of

see what's what

get to the bottom

make intelligible

get the impression

get the impression of

have a funny feeling

philosophise^UK

philosophize^US

know inside out

acquire skill in

become expert in

familiarize yourself with

become proficient in

become competent in

apply oneself to

have lessons in

become skilled at

acquire a knowledge of

get the knack of

crack the books

burn midnight oil

pay attention to

show consideration for

sympathize with

take into consideration

show regard for

have due regard for

take into account

take cognizance of

act in accordance with

get wind of the fact

get wise to the fact

make a distinction

fall in line with

make certain of

be in conformity with

be in accordance with

swear up and down

catch a glimpse of

get off your chest

have a sensation of

be sensitive to

sympathise with

be aware of the fact that

be conscious of the fact that

become conscious of the fact that

become aware of the fact that

give thought to

have information

catch on to the fact

become conscious

accept the validity of

acknowledge the validity of

commiserate with

admit the validity of

have a high regard for

set at variance

be conscious that

have experience of

get through one's head

know for certain

make clean breast

allow to be valid

get a glimpse of

give allegiance to

differentialize

be on the track

be on the trail of

be on the track of

resign oneself to

tell the difference

discern a difference

see a difference

draw a distinction

throw in the towel

go with the flow

bury the hatchet

know what's what

make allowances for

go into details

make a clean breast of

blow the lid off

come out of the closet

bring into the open

make a clean breast

spill the beans about

spill your guts

blow the gaff on

take for granted

make a guess at

be given to understand

be of the opinion

make an estimate of

jump to a conclusion

go out on a limb

form an opinion of

have a sneaking suspicion of

come out of closet

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“Sally needed a few moments to assimilate what Harry had just said to her.”

Verb

To assimilate into a body, structure or system

gather together

throw in together

physically join

melt into one another

run into one another

fade into one another

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“Fairweather was one of the first artists to assimilate indigenous art into his own works.”

Verb

To join or take part in (a social group)

assimilate into

be a participant in

become involved in

get involved in

become a member of

throw yourself into

become a part of

join forces with

band together with

get together with

throw one's hat in the ring

admit oneself into

become a competitor in

become a contestant in

obtain entrance to

be in the running

be a contestant in

gain entrance to

be a competitor in

put your name down for

become connected with

get in on the act

become associated with

lend a hand with

be associated with

get oneself into

associate oneself with

be party to something

commit oneself to

have to do with

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“We are doing our best to help our new staff members assimilate into the culture of the company.”

Verb

To adopt or adapt to a new environment

become accustomed to

familiarize with

come to terms with

familiarize oneself with

learn to live with

become resigned

become accustomed

get your bearings

become seasoned

become naturalized

grow accustomed to

become acquainted with

resign yourself

make consistent

find one's way around

be in tune with

be in harmony with

be in accord with

follow tradition

go along to get along

run with the pack

roll with punches

be conventional

follow the crowd

follow convention

follow beaten path

swim with the stream

habituate oneself

reconcile oneself

acquaint yourself with

grin and bear it

get your act together

do as Romans do

find one's feet in

swim with the tide

get it together

familiarize yourself

play oneself in

get into the habit

familiarize yourself with

acquaint yourself

acclimatize yourself

accustom yourself

become habituated

condition oneself

orient oneself in

become habituated to

condition oneself to

habituate oneself to

resign oneself to

reconcile oneself to

become resigned to

observe the rules

follow the rules

keep to the rules

stick to the rules

do what one is told

adhere to the rules

abide by the rules

comply with the rules

go with the flow

play by the rules

act in accordance with the rules

play it by the book

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“The children of the immigrants were able to shed the customs, traditions, and folkways of their countries of origin and adapt and assimilate to the conditions of life in the new land.”

Verb

To describe as, or compare to something, similar

draw an analogy

regard as identical

mention in the same breath

regard as the same

set side by side

make an analogy between

draw an analogy between

think of together

notice similarities

regard as the same as

regard as identical to

think of in connection with

set side by side with

draw a parallel

put together with

mention in the same breath as

bracket together

make connections between

show the resemblance between

show the similarity between

be on a par with

distinguish between

regard as similar

make an analogy of

show correspondence

draw a parallel between

be in the same class as

bear comparison

draw a parallel with

relate mutually

think of something together with

be comparable to

be not a million miles from

hold a candle to

be not dissimilar to

be on a level with

be nearly as good as

be the equal of

bear comparison with

be in the same league as

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“One might assimilate the 19th-century American captains of industry and commerce to the medieval barons who exorbitantly taxed shipping along the Rhine.”

Verb

To be consistent with

be in agreement

go hand in hand

be consistent with

be congruous with

be consonant with

be compatible with

be in harmony with

be in tune with

be in agreement with

be of the same mind

be on the same wavelength

give backing to

be in accordance

be of the same opinion

be on the same wavelength as

be of the same opinion as

be of the same mind as

correspond with

coordinate with

make something consistent

make something correspond

act in accordance with

be in accordance with

be well coordinated

suit each other

be of like mind

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Verb

To cause (something) to conform to a standard

institutionalise^UK

institutionalize^US

bring into line

make consistent

make comparable

put on a normal footing

make proportionate

bring in line with

control strictly

keep a tight rein on

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Verb

To ingest or consume food

gorge oneself on

stuff oneself with

make short work of

feed one's face

swallow hurriedly

stuff your face

make a pig of oneself

eat like a horse

stuff one's face with

get one's laughing gear round

cram oneself with

eat voraciously

devour greedily

gorge oneself with

eat between meals

sink your teeth into

eat sumptuously

eat one's fill of

fare sumptuously

eat to your heart's content

make a pig of oneself on

take nourishment

rely for nourishment on

rely on for nourishment

take as nourishment

sustain oneself of

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Verb

To observe or undergo events contributing to one's knowledge

become familiar with

be forced to contend with

come into contact with

come up against

have experience of

come into contact

come to grips with

run the gauntlet

be subjected to

bear the brunt of

resign oneself to

subject oneself to

submit oneself to

come face to face with

be confronted by

have dealings in

be afflicted with

be blessed with

run the gauntlet of

be the object of

stand firm against

hold out against

be confronted with

have dealings with

have to put up with

have knowledge of

reconcile oneself to

become accustomed to

become resigned to

be patient with

become reconciled to

learn to live with

make the best of

get a foretaste of

never say die in the face of

be drawn against

take the bull by the horns

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Verb

To change another's belief, especially regarding religion

alter conviction

make converts among

seek converts among

act as a missionary

bring into the fold

spread the faith

spread the faith to

spread the gospel

spread the gospel to

spread the word

spread the word to

lead to believe

make converts of

offer the gospel to

share the gospel with

tell the gospel to

cause to be born again

cause a change of heart

cause to see the light

change the belief of

cause someone to change their beliefs

make someone change their beliefs

cause someone to change their mind

make someone change their mind

make someone see the light

twist one's arm

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

bring round to the idea of

make a believer

bring to Christ

get somebody on your side

gain confidence of

twist someone's arm

bring to reason

bring to senses

gain somebody's support

make see the light

show someone the error of their ways

show one the error of their ways

cause to believe

pressurize into

reason someone into

press someone into

turn somebody on to

pressure someone into

gain one's confidence

lead by the nose

turn one's head

put mind at ease

cause to feel certain

dispel someone's doubts

reason someone into believing

put someone's mind at rest

exert influence on

put someone up to something

make of a mind to

fire with enthusiasm

fire the imagination of

put the heat on

put the screws on

light a fire under

bring pressure upon

set your mind at rest

make you of a mind to

pull strings with

have an effect on

have an impact on

put a bomb under

put pressure on

make yourself felt with

carry weight with

bring pressure to bear upon

cut any ice with

bring pressure to bear on

put the squeeze on

be responsible for

give one an idea

declare confidently to

relieve any doubts

give one's word to

relieve any doubt

give one's assurance to

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Verb

To reflect on and make sense of information, or a concept

give thought to

deliberate about

turn over in one's mind

be in a brown study

deliberate over

consider the pros and cons of

give much thought to

ask oneself about

put on thinking cap

give some thought to

speculate about

beat one's brains out about

philosophize^US

philosophise^UK

have a think about

stop to consider

entertain the idea of

take under consideration

build castles in air

run up a flagpole

put on one's thinking cap about

bat back and forth

take as an example

consider as an example

look at as an example

deliberate upon

think hard about

take into consideration

take under advisement

revolve in one's mind

be lost in thought

be lost in contemplation

debate with oneself

be in a reverie

run it up flagpole

beat one's brains

read between lines

make suppositions

give consideration to

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Verb

Assimilate to a different culture, typically the dominant one

rub the rough edges off

bring culture to

bring civilization to

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Verb

Become one of

Verb

To hold or engage the attention of

hold your attention

hold spellbound

hold the attention of

put under a spell

make a hit with

throw yourself into

give pleasure to

be of interest to

arouse curiosity

tickle your fancy

engross oneself

lose oneself in

be interesting to

root to the spot

absorb yourself in

grab the attention of

get under your skin

tickle the fancy of

tickle to death

take your breath away

send into transports

send into raptures

arouse the curiosity of

engage someone's attention

be a source of fascination to

be concerned with

get one's jollies

be attractive to

capture your imagination

light someone's fire

float someone's boat

engage one's attention

whet one's appetite

catch the eye of

rivet the attention of

interest greatly

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Verb

To hold or display a specified thought or emotion

support mentally

keep in one's mind

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