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View usage for: attune in British English (əˈtjuːn) verb (transitive)1. to adjust or accustom (a person or thing); acclimatize 2. to tune (a musical instrument) attune in American English (əˈtun; əˈtjun) verb transitiveWord forms: atˈtuned or atˈtuning2. to bring into harmony or agreement old methods not attuned to the times Examples of 'attune' in a sentenceattune Rarely has a presenter and his subject been so perfectly attuned.Passengers are well attuned to local delicacies.Rarely has a man seemed so closely attuned to his time and place in history.His love of the sea contributed to a personality that was perfectly attuned to the secret world of intelligence.When it comes to fashion, his antennae are not as finely attuned.Not altogether true, but still perfectly attuned to the moment.Pizza and pasta lovers are well attuned to the cheaper ranges of Italian wines already.But broadcasting was not closely attuned to the preferences of viewers, or to the basic tenets of efficient operation.And here lies an area where he just might drive a few shards of uncertainty into an apparently perfectly attuned Federer.They have been around longer than the dinosaurs, with a life cycle attuned perfectly to the natural rhythms of the planet.The musical content lacked the roll call of iconic names of the Olympics but was closely attuned to the celebratory ethos of these games.And expats, when not complaining about something or other, are often particularly attuned to them.The same tactic is also perfectly attuned to writing about music, an art form in which the rests are just as important as the notes.The dream, then, is of one language and one world perfectly attuned.These offices are clearly more cost-effective, and the staff are more closely attuned to the needs and requirements of members in their regions. Synonyms of 'attune'accustom, set, accord, tune More Synonyms of attune Definition to adjust or accustom (a person or thing) Meditation helps me to attune myself to the patient. Additional synonymsDefinition to adapt to a new climate or environment This year he has left early to acclimatize himself. Synonyms adapt, prepare, adjust, accommodate, accustom, familiarize, inure, shape, naturalize, habituate, acculturate, acculture, jack up (New Zealand) Definition to adjust (something or oneself) to different conditions Things will be different and we will have to adapt. Synonyms adjust, change, match, alter, modify, accommodate, comply, conform, reconcile, harmonize, familiarize, habituate, acclimatizeDefinition to adapt to a new environment I felt I had adjusted to the idea of being a mother very well. Synonyms adapt, change, settle, convert, alter, accommodate, dispose, get used, accustom, conform, reconcile, harmonize, acclimatize, familiarize yourself, attune- attribute
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