acclimate
verbTo become accustomed to a different environment or set of conditions.
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adjectiveMentally troubled, upset, or restless.
Emotionally unsettled
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conclusive
adjectiveStrong enough to settle a question or remove reasonable doubt.
conviction
nounA firmly held belief.
definite
adjectiveClearly stated, precisely determined, or free from uncertainty.
Clearly determined
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definitive
adjectiveConclusive or authoritative enough to settle a question.
depopulation
nounA substantial reduction in the number of people living in a place.
destabilize
verbTo make an arrangement or system less stable.
disconcert
verbTo unsettle, confuse, or disturb someone's composure.
Disturb composure
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pacify
verbTo calm someone who is angry or upset.
Calm anger
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perturbed
adjectiveTroubled or unsettled.
Troubled or unsettled
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precarious
adjectiveUnstable, insecure, or exposed to danger or failure.
Unstable or insecure
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reconcile
verbTo restore harmony or make differing accounts or ideas consistent.
Make consistent
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skittish
adjectiveEasily startled, nervous, or unsettled.
subside
verbTo become less intense or to sink to a lower level.
Become less intense
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tentative
adjectiveNot yet settled or certain; offered cautiously for consideration.
whim
nounA sudden wish or idea that lacks a settled reason or plan.
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