conditioned

adj. trained to act or think in a specific way because of past experiences.

adj. exhibiting a learned response to a specific stimulus through repetitive association.

“The dog was conditioned to expect food whenever he heard the bell ring.”

“The subjects had been so thoroughly conditioned by the experimental parameters that they reacted to the visual cue before they were consciously aware of it.”

Academic

adj. in good physical shape because of regular exercise and training.

adj. brought into a desired state of physical fitness or health through a systematic regime.

“The athletes were well conditioned and ready for the long race ahead.”

“After months of high-altitude training, the climbers were perfectly conditioned for the final ascent to the summit.”

adj. only true or possible if certain other things happen first.

adj. subject to or dependent on specific conditions or circumstances.

“The job offer was conditioned on him passing a final medical exam.”

“The release of the funds was strictly conditioned upon the completion of the first phase of the infrastructure project.”

Formal

v. to train someone or something to behave in a particular way.

v. to train or accustom a person or animal to behave in a certain way or to accept certain circumstances.

“Society often conditions us to believe that success means having a lot of money.”

“The harsh environment had conditioned the local population to be extremely resilient in the face of economic hardship.”