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1. (adj.) accustomed
customary; usual; habitual:
in their accustomed manner.
2. accustomed
habituated; acclimated (usu. fol. by to):
accustomed to staying up late.
Etymology: (1400–50)
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| Definition of 'accustomed' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) accustomed
(often followed by `to') in the habit of or adapted to
"accustomed to doing her own work"; "I've grown accustomed to her face"
2. (adj) accustomed, customary, habitual, wonted(a)
commonly used or practiced; usual
"his accustomed thoroughness"; "took his customary morning walk"; "his habitual comment"; "with her wonted candor"
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1. (adjective) accustomed
accustomed to
used to
Her eyes became accustomed to the dark.; I've grown accustomed to being away from home.
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| Definition of 'accustomed' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) accustomed
familiar through use; usual; customary
2. (adj) accustomed
frequented by customers
3. accustomed
of Accustom
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Sense: usual
his accustomed seat.
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Afrikaans: gewone |
Arabic: مُعْتَاد، مَعْهُود |
Bulgarian: обичаен |
Brazilian: de costume |
Czech: obvyklý |
German: gewohnt |
Danish: sædvanlig |
Greek: συνηθισμένος, καθιερωμένο |
Spanish: acostumbrado, de costumbr |
Estonian: harjumuspärane |
Farsi: همیشگی |
Finnish: tavallinen |
French: habituel |
Hebrew: רָגִיל ל- |
Hindi: आम |
Croatian: uobičajen |
Hungarian: megszokott |
Indonesian: biasa |
Icelandic: vanalegur |
Italian: abituale, solito |
Japanese: いつもの |
Korean: 익숙한 |
Lithuanian: įprastas |
Latvian: pierasts |
Malay: biasa |
Dutch: gewoon |
Norwegian: vanlig, vant |
Polish: zwykły, ulubiony |
Persian: همیشگی |
Pashto: پايله |
Portuguese: do costume |
Romanian: obişnuit |
Russian: привычный |
Slovak: zvyčajný |
Slovenian: običajen |
Serbian: naviknut |
Swedish: sedvanlig |
Thai: คุ้นเคย |
Turkish: herzamanki, mutat |
Taiwanese: 慣常的 |
Ukrainian: звичайний, звичний |
Urdu: عادی ، مانوس |
Vietnamese: quen thuộc |
Chinese: 通常的,习惯的 |
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