9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Wean' in a Sentence
"To help a child or young animal get used to eating things other than their mother's milk, and to make them not dependent on sucking or seeking food from their mother." more
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By the end of the training program, new employees will have been weaned from their initial nervousness during client interactions.
Gradually, the rescue puppy will have been weaned from its fear of strangers through socialization activities.
By the time the new software is released, users will have been weaned from the old version's interface.
By the end of the month, the baby elephants will have been weaned from their mothers in the conservation program.
By the time he turns one, we will have weaned him from breastfeeding.
The educational program anticipates that students will have been weaned from rote memorization to critical thinking by graduation.
The rehab program aims to ensure that the patients will have weaned themselves off addictive substances within six months.
The environmental initiative hopes that, by the next decade, society will have been weaned from excessive dependence on single-use plastics.
After a year of intensive training, the athletes will have been weaned off their reliance on performance-enhancing supplements.
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