Sentence examples for almost completely assimilated from inspiring English sources

Even Chu, a southern state, had become almost completely assimilated to the northern culture (except in art, literature, and folklore).

Some of these groups still adhere to traditional indigenous languages, while others have been almost completely assimilated into the Spanish language.

In the early 20th century it was almost universally assumed that traditional cultures would be completely assimilated into colonial cultures within a few decades, thus undermining the strict application of comparative anthropology.

Bread and pastry, though nonexistent in traditional Japanese kitchens, are now completely assimilated.

In the final stage, the foreign word is completely assimilated to the grammatical form of Japanese.

Within a few generations, the Roman world had completely assimilated the Persian god.

Nevertheless, the Cumans did not become completely assimilated into Hungarian society for centuries.

In general, loanwords are rapidly and completely assimilated to the prevailing grammatical and phonological patterns of the borrowing language.

At the next stage, foreign words in full or abbreviated form are combined with Japanese words (including completely assimilated Chinese words as well) to make new compounds.

Honegger wrote, "The influences that have worked on him, Chabrier, Satie, Stravinsky, are now completely assimilated.

Safari had completely assimilated a new HIV identity.