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adapt

[uh-dapt] / əˈdæpt /


Example Sentences

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"It was just a lot of steps along the way that all of us figured it out," explained Bentley, whose first Oscar nomination came last year for best adapted screenplay for "Sing Sing."

From Barron's

In nine weeks of competition, the Bruins have adapted and showed up for each other, but navigating the season requires a different level of work management.

From Los Angeles Times

But as the world grew wiser and science began to investigate, my younger sister and myself began to adapt our experiments to our audiences.

From Literature

The battle for Warner is significant for the futures of both Paramount and Netflix, coming as the entertainment industry struggles to adapt to seismic shifts in technology and viewing habits.

From The Wall Street Journal

The global economy has been remarkably resilient and may continue to adapt as needed.

From Barron's