Assimilated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASSIMILATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ASSIMILATE, to make or be like
• take in and understand fully (information or ideas)
• absorb and integrate (people, ideas, or culture) into a wider society or culture
• become absorbed and integrated into a society or culture
• (of the body or any biological system) absorb and digest (food or nutrients)
• regard as similar; liken
• become similar
• make (a sound) more like another in the same or next word
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to take in and utilize as nourishment; absorb into the system; to take into the mind and thoroughly comprehend

Words related to ASSIMILATED

assimilate12

Words that contain ASSIMILATED

unassimilated16 disassimilated18

How to use ASSIMILATED in a sentence

• In manners and dishonesty they had indeed assimilated with those who frequented their coasts.
• Americans had manifestly assimilated much of the leisure of the Mexicans.
• You must give Governments time to operate on the People, and give the People time to become gradually assimilated to their institutions.
• I know others of twenty, who have assimilated so well that they will never be under twenty-five.
• I do not know of any other city in the world where the elements of art, science, and all kinds of human ideas seem to float in the air to be assimilated by the human brain.
• The Huguenots, Hollanders, and many of the Germans being of Calvinistic creed, readily assimilated themselves to the Presbyterians.
• The new men were quickly drawn in and assimilated into organizations that had been reduced to mere skeletons.
• But gradually he became familiar with the land of fiction, the adventures of which he assimilated not with those of real life, but with each other.
• The Turks have done little to assimilate the people whom they have conquered, and still less, been assimilated by them.
• At any rate they assimilated, they kept the tongue.
• It was only among the more recently assimilated elements, such as the Albanian, the Slavonic, or the Greek, that men of the requisite character and vigour could be found.
• Thus as time went on, the Persian religion continually assimilated itself more and more to the forms of belief and worship which prevailed in the neighboring parts of Asia.
• He used to read slowly, and what he had once assimilated he never forgot.
• They have been likewise assimilated to witchcraft, an ideal belief, arising in the times of ignorance.
• But on the other hand, Indian Buddhism came into contact with foreign, especially Iranian, ideas and undoubtedly assimilated some of them.
• The strong ones will live and be assimilated into our civilization.
• Try it again, carefully studying the thought you have assimilated.
• They are both of them consummate craftsmen, having assimilated every profitable device of their predecessors and having made themselves chiefs, each in his own art.
• It is also more easily assimilated, more easily absorbed.
• This conquered Neoplatonism after it had assimilated nearly everything it possessed.
• He was equally far from having assimilated any definite system of thought.
• Ideas entering the mind are not so easily assimilated as the food materials that enter the stomach.
• But the nature of the divine will and the particulars of our obligation are not merely, perhaps one ought to say, not chiefly, to be assimilated through our brains.
• All generations, that is, that have been faithful to the Gospel teaching and have assimilated in any degree the consequences of S.
• While two generations of men were passing across the scene, the political problems of Massachusetts were assimilated to those of Virginia.
• The population of the three provinces is mainly Chinese, and, assimilated in government to those of China, they are reckoned as completing the number of twenty-one.
• Each from the other assimilated some force, from voice and look and presence, something wanting in their contact with others.
• But he had fully assimilated the matter and had thought independently.

Similar words containing ASSIMILAT without suffix ed

assimilate12 assimilates13 assimilator13 assimilating15 assimilation14 assimilative17 assimilators14 assimilatory17 assimilations15 disassimilate16 unassimilated16 assimilatively22 disassimilated18 disassimilates17 assimilationism19 assimilationist17 disassimilating19 disassimilation18 disassimilative21 malassimilation19 antiassimilatio17 antiassimilation18 assimilationists18 assimilationisms20 antiassimilations19

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