Use of the word assimilate in a sentence example

assimilate

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The numerous concepts have to be assimilated. [Please select]

In life or death situations, paramedics must be able to assimilate the nature of people’s injuries quickly. [verb]

Because I am not good with math, I find it difficult to assimilate most of the geometry formulas. [verb]

Rand watched Goode trying to assimilate that. [Please select]

She paused, allowing him to assimilate the information. [Please select]

Their faith and feelings had, in some degree, become assimilated to those of their fellow-worshippers. [Please select]

In all such cases the new is said to be Assimilated to the old. [Please select]

"Jump in, sir," he told Kirkwood cheerfully, as soon as he had assimilated the latter's demands. [Please select]

It assimilated itself quietly, and as it were naturally, with what it found. [Please select]

The old is not simply discarded and destroyed, but purified, transformed, and assimilated. [Please select]

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