conditioned
- adjective
- /kənˈdɪʃənd/
- Specialized
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condicionado
- After years of training, the athletes are conditioned to perform at their best under pressure during competitions.
But it's simply a conditioned sense of self.
- But it's simply a conditioned sense of self.
- I mean, we, I think, are conditioned to go after that great deal.
- In America, we've been conditioned to view terrorism a certain way.
- And what happens is we become conditioned our whole life to shut that down.
- And this is something conditioned in women from the time they are born.
- So I was, you know, kind of conditioned to want to be around people a lot.
- And we're, we're conditioned out of it.
- It's rather conditioned by my own consciousness.
- We are conditioned to believe we're victims.
- Before you're conditioned, nasal breathe as much as you can, right?
- Yet we're it's almost conditioned out of us.
- She seems to be proud that she's been conditioned.
- I define it as like a moment when you're knowing like surpasses your conditioned belief system.
- But they and then and then you're conditioned to feel like you need them and you don't.
- We call them ego identities, contracted identities, conditioned mind identities.
- We've become a world conditioned to listen, to listen to listen.
- But in a determinate, historical conditioned sense plays an important role.
Examples
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Children are often conditioned to associate certain sounds with specific events, like a bell ringing for lunchtime.
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Human beings are conditioned to like things or not like things.
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It's just we're not conditioned to know it clearly.
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I mean, we, I think, are conditioned to go after that great deal.
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And this is something conditioned in women from the time they are born.
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So I was, you know, kind of conditioned to want to be around people a lot.
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We are conditioned to believe we're victims.
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But it's simply a conditioned sense of self.
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So these are things that are all conditioned on what's important, you know, to survive.
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So she's clearly been conditioned to just appease him.
Synonyms
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Comfortable with something because you do it often
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6.4
Firmly fixed in a person, especially a habit or belief, so it is hard to change
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Familiar with something because you do it often
Gained by experience or training rather than being natural
Able to do something well because of practice
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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A learned reaction to a signal, like a bell, that happens after the signal is often shown with something else
- Specialized
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An automatic response learned when a neutral sound or sign is repeatedly paired with something that naturally causes it
- Specialized
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A thing that used to be neutral and now makes a learned response after being paired with a natural trigger
- Specialized
A learned action that lets a person or animal move away before something unpleasant happens
- Specialized
A learned action an animal or person does to avoid something bad after a warning signal
- Specialized
An emotional reaction people learn when a neutral thing like a sound becomes linked with fear or pleasure
An emotional reaction you learn when something is often linked with a good or bad event
- Specialized
A learned response that happens when a signal like a bell is paired with food many times
How Conditioned
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Conditioned also comes from the same condition idea of 'train' or 'prepare' by repeated experience. That's why a conditioned response is a learned reaction or habit that appears after a person or animal has been exposed to something many times.