conditioned
word · lemma: condition
Definition
Made to behave or respond in a certain way because of training or circumstances. It can also mean made suitable by having certain conditions applied.
Usage & Nuances
Often used for people, animals, or behavior to show influence by training or repeated experience ("conditioned response"). Also seen for spaces or air that have been made suitable ("air-conditioned"). More formal or scientific than just 'trained', and can imply involuntary reaction.
Example Sentences
We’re all conditioned by our environment, whether we realize it or not.
natural
The kids are so conditioned to their routine that any change makes them nervous.
natural
The dog was conditioned to sit when he heard the bell.
basic
People can be conditioned to feel hungry at certain times.
basic
The room was conditioned to keep the air cool.
basic
Over time, she became conditioned to wake up before sunrise.
natural