ppl. a. [f. prec. + -ED.] Habituated or inured to a particular climate.
1855. W. H. Russell, The War, II. xiv. The Sardinians, now acclimatized … form a fine corps.
1881. Dr. Greene, in Sc. Gossip, No. 202. 223. An acclimatised grey parrot is very hardy.
