7 sentences with 'adopt'

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Brief definition: adopt

To legally take someone else’s child into your family as your own; to accept or start using something new, such as an idea or method.

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Farmers adopt new technologies to improve agriculture.

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Athens stationed troops in garrisons in other cities and forced the cities to adopt new laws, regulations and taxes, all in order to keep money flowing to Athens.

In 1974, disappointed that they had not had a child of their own, Julie and Blake decided to adopt two children; they applied to an agency seeking homes for Vietnam War orphans.

Bats must adopt the prone sleeping form because of the large size of their wings - disproportionate to their body - which would prevent them from fleeing quickly in case they were caught on the ground and during their sleep by a predatory animal.

Charles II was a cousin of Louis XIV of France and, like his father, attempted to adopt the trappings of absolutism although he recognised that he could never achieve a government like that of Louis XIV (nor did he attempt to dismiss parliament).

One by one, the other great states of Europe began to adopt Dutch methods of managing finance: sophisticated bookkeeping, carefully organised fiscal policy, and an emphasis on financial know-how right up to the highest levels of royal government.

The Abbasid caliphs employed Persian bureaucrats and ruled in a manner similar to the earlier Persian Great Kings, although they did not adopt that title. Their role as caliphs was to protect the ummah and provide a political framework within which Shari'a could flourish; it was in the Abbasid period that Islamic law was truly developed and codified.

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