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accustom
This verb describes the process of gradual adaptation. It is most frequently encountered in the reflexive form, where a person adjusts their own expectations or physical state to suit a new environment. It carries a connotation of persistence and time, suggesting that the transition is not immediate but occurs through repeated exposure.
In modern English, the active transitive form "to accustom someone" is less common than the passive "to be accustomed to" or the reflexive "to accustom oneself." While "habituate" is a close synonym, "accustom" is more common in general social and environmental contexts, whereas "habituate" often appears in scientific or psychological discussions regarding behavioral responses.