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conditioningnoun energetic movement of the body for the sake of physical fitnessthe actor went through months of conditioning in order to play the role of the buffed hero in the action film activity, exercise, exertion training, warm-up, workouttoning, trimmingaerobics, athletics, bodybuilding, body mechanics, calisthenics, gymnastics, isometrics, plyometrics, slimnastics, weight liftingphysical therapy to bring to a proper or desired state of fitnessthe length of time that it takes for runners to condition their bodies for a marathon seasoning, training fitting, habilitating, preparing, readyingacclimating, acclimatizing, accommodating, adapting, adjusting, breaking in, orientating, orienting, shapingaccustoming, familiarizing, habituating, naturalizingfortifying, hardening, inuring, seasoning, shaping up, steeling, strengthening, toughening deconditioning to change (something) so as to make it suitable for a new use or situationa company that must condition its traditional ways of doing business to the realities of the global economy acclimating, acclimatizing, accommodating, adapting, adjusting, conforming, doctoring, editing, fashioning, fitting, putting, shaping, suiting, tailoring readapting, readjustingcustomizing, gearing, matching, modeling(or modelling), patterningattuning, correcting, harmonizing, squaring, tuningestablishing, rooting, settlingacquainting, familiarizing, orientating, orientingequipping, preparing, priming, rehearsinghardening, inuring, seasoning, tougheningaltering, converting, making over, modifying, recasting, reclaiming, recycling, redesigning, redeveloping, redoing, reengineering, refashioning, refiguring, refitting, refocusing, reinventing, rejiggering, remaking, remodeling, revamping, revising, reworking, transformingaccustoming, habilitating, habituating, naturalizingreadying, seasoningbendingfiddling (with), fine-tuning, phasing, registering, regulating, rigging misadjusting in 1861 |