accustomed
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3.4
- adjective
- /əˈkʌstəmd/
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acostumbrado
- She grew accustomed to waking up early for her morning jog.
- so accustomed
We could also say the accustomed way of human beings.
- We could also say the accustomed way of human beings.
- And I'm my nose is accustomed to this odor to this right.
- But when I arrive, you treat me as I expect and keep me in the lifestyle to which I am accustomed.
- Privilege often means that you get so accustomed to your lifestyle.
- We know that you use the one that you're accustomed to and and amplify.
- But in that he becomes accustomed to you always doing it.
- Black people are accustomed to being insulted.
- And of course, people have become accustomed to cheap flights.
- I know that's many of you are not accustomed to that method, so to speak.
- We sort of get accustomed to the workarounds on the selfishness.
- I mean, yeah, it was definitely hard because you're so accustomed to the routine, the life.
- As humanists, we're not necessarily accustomed to working on teams or playing on teams.
- In new directions, your character has become somewhat accustomed to the impossible or improbable situation.
Examples
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And of course, people have become accustomed to cheap flights.
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People are accustomed to high quality UI these days.
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But they, when they were friends, they were accustomed to the fun stuff.
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We are so accustomed to watching our feet.
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You just want me to stay fixed in my accustomed role," I said.
Fiction book (1998) -
And we're gradually becoming accustomed to pictures like this.
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I think people have become accustomed to the very rich sound of samples.
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We're accustomed to Sam being here and Bondell being here.
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At first, separation anxiety is usually overcome as a child becomes more accustomed to her new routine.
Blog text (5) -
I'm saying those feelings that you've become accustomed to labeling as bad, you'll feel those again.
Synonyms
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2.3
Comfortable with something because you do it often
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1.0
Happening most of the time in a normal way
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1.0
Well known because you have seen or experienced it before
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3.5
Familiar with something because you do it often
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3.5
Something done because of tradition or habit
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4.0
Happens often in the same way
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8.2
You do not react strongly to something unpleasant because you are used to it
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9.9
A usual way of doing things or behaving
Learned to react in a certain way through repeated experience or training
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How Familiar
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Morphology
Etymology
Accustomed comes from ac- ('to') plus custom ('habit' or 'usual practice'), so the idea is about doing something again and again. So, if you are accustomed to something, you have done it often and it now feels normal.