Examples of 'completely assimilated' in a sentence
Meaning of "completely assimilated"
completely assimilated - fully integrated or absorbed into a new cultural or social environment
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completely assimilated
Athena becomes completely assimilated in human culture.
They are rapidly absorbed and almost completely assimilated.
They will be completely assimilated to the world.
In later times they had evidently become completely assimilated.
She was completely assimilated.
The child seeks experience and repeats it until he has completely assimilated it.
Them are not completely assimilated.
Completely assimilated to the tango scene, the performative part of the milonga produces a part.
Once the hump material is completely assimilated.
They have completely assimilated with the local population and have little familiarity with Indian culture.
Many of us were actually completely assimilated.
It 's been completely assimilated into the culture.
Like water in milk these particles of matter get completely assimilated with soul.
He came from a completely assimilated Jewish family.
Fermentation was carried out until the sugar had been completely assimilated by the yeast.
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Completely assimilated into Spanish society, they.
The much earlier Dutch Boer settlers are completely assimilated by these subsequent immigrants.
I think the creature simply starves to death . Once the hump material is completely assimilated.
But Lise Sarfati has completely assimilated these influences.
In fact, it 's based upon two famous Raphaels, which Rembrandt had completely assimilated.
In other words, he is completely assimilated into Belgian society.
Discarding their ancestral nomadic origins, the Amorites had by now completely assimilated to urban society.
The Xianbei people have since completely assimilated into the Han Chinese . [ 9 ].
The Ainu ", he went on to say, " are now completely assimilated.
During the twentieth century, Kereks were almost completely assimilated into the Chukchi people.
As a result, all calcium being administered is completely assimilated by the bony tissue.
Mother 's milk is easier to digest and almost completely assimilated by the baby.
We were considered secular Jews, completely assimilated.
The community is overwhelmingly Sunni ; the Sunnis are almost completely assimilated into broader society.
Often, Mercury tries something new before it has completely assimilated what it now considers old.
A sizable resident German population persists though, most completely assimilated into the Guatemalan culture through intermarriage.
During the Song, the Hua-yen metaphysics were completely assimilated by the Chán-school.
The Tirahi are “ a group of unclear origin, almost completely assimilated by Pashtun ” Pstrusinska and Gray 1990.
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