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Domesticate

usgb/dəˈmestɪkeɪt/Volume
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Historical Aspect

Understand the historical context - 'domesticate' often relates to ancient practices crucial for human development.

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Domesticating crops was essential for ancient settlements to thrive.
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Gradual Process

'Domesticate' involves a slow process of adaptation by animals or plants to live with humans.

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It took centuries to domesticate horses for transportation.
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Not Always Pets

While pets are domesticated, many others are for work, like farm animals or plants for food.

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Rice was domesticated for its high nutritional value.
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