assimilable
/əˈsɪmələbəl/
adjective
- Able to be absorbed or taken in, especially by the body or mind.
- Some complex ideas are not assimilable without prior knowledge.
- Teachers try to present information in an assimilable way for young students.
- The nutrients in this drink are easily assimilable by the body.
- Able to be integrated into a larger group or culture.
- Certain traditions are more assimilable into the mainstream culture than others.
- The new policies made the immigrant community feel more assimilable into society.
- The language barrier made the refugees less assimilable at first.
Synonyms