CEFR C1

accustomize

verb

Meaning

To accustomize something means to modify or adapt it to suit a particular purpose, situation, or group of people. This can involve changing the way something is done, presented, or perceived in order to make it more suitable or effective.

Examples

The new employee had to accustomize herself to the company's unique corporate culture.
The software developers worked to accustomize the program to run smoothly on different operating systems.

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accustomize (C1)

verb

Pronunciation: /əˈkʌstəmaɪz/

Definition

Examples

The new employee had to accustomize herself to the company's unique corporate culture.
The software developers worked to accustomize the program to run smoothly on different operating systems.

How to Use accustomize

accustomize to (prepositional phrase): to adapt or get used to something — "The new employee had to accustomize to the company's unique corporate culture."
accustomize for (prepositional phrase): to adapt or modify something for a particular purpose — "The software developers worked to accustomize the program for different operating systems."

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