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attuned

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at·tune  (-tn, -tyn)
tr.v. at·tuned, at·tun·ing, at·tunes
1. To bring into a harmonious or responsive relationship: an industry that is not attuned to market demands.
2. Music To tune (an instrument).
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attuned
adjective accustomed, adjusted, coordinated, in tune, in harmony, in accord, harmonized, familiarized, acclimatized I have become attuned to the industrial aspect of the city.
Translations
attuned [əˈtjuːnd] adj
attuned to [+ feeling, needs] → à l'écoute de
attuned to [+ sound] → accoutumé(e) Ã
Atty. Gen. abbr = Attorney General
attuned [əˈtjuːnd] adj (person) to be attuned to sth → poter apprezzare qc; (eye, ears) attuned to → attento/a a
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