CEFR C1

assimilating

verb

Meaning

Absorbing and integrating new information, ideas, or people into a larger group or system.

Examples

The software is capable of assimilating data from multiple sources to create a unified report.
Immigrants often face challenges when assimilating into a society with vastly different social norms.

Synonyms: learning, absorbing, integrating, incorporating

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assimilating (C1)

verb

Pronunciation: əˈsɪməˌleɪtɪŋ

Definition

Absorbing and integrating new information, ideas, or people into a larger group or system.

Examples

The software is capable of assimilating data from multiple sources to create a unified report.
Immigrants often face challenges when assimilating into a society with vastly different social norms.
He had trouble assimilating all the complex theories presented in the advanced physics lecture.

How to Use assimilating

assimilate into (prepositional phrase): To become part of a different group or culture. — "The refugees struggled with assimilating into the local community."
assimilate something (collocation): To take in and understand ideas or facts. — "The students need time to assimilate the complex lesson."

Synonyms of assimilating

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