accustomary Antonyms
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
Meaning of accustomary
Webster
accustomary (a.)
Usual; customary.
accustomary Sentence Examples
- In the medieval village, it was accustomary for the townspeople to gather in the square for important announcements.
- The accustomary practice of exchanging gifts during the harvest festival brought joy to the entire community.
- Sir Edward found the accustomary route through the dense forest to reach the neighboring kingdom.
- The accustomary attire of the nobility was extravagant and richly adorned with jewels.
- During the Renaissance, it was accustomary for artists to seek patrons to support their creative endeavors.
- In the quaint village, it was accustomary for families to share meals and stories during festive occasions.
- The accustomary greeting in that ancient society involved a bow and a traditional phrase of goodwill.
- As the sun set, it became accustomary for the villagers to light lanterns to illuminate the narrow cobblestone streets.
- The accustomary celebration of the summer solstice included bonfires and traditional folk dances.
- The accustomary way of addressing elders with utmost respect was deeply ingrained in their cultural traditions.
FAQs About the word accustomary
Usual; customary.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
In the medieval village, it was accustomary for the townspeople to gather in the square for important announcements.
The accustomary practice of exchanging gifts during the harvest festival brought joy to the entire community.
Sir Edward found the accustomary route through the dense forest to reach the neighboring kingdom.
The accustomary attire of the nobility was extravagant and richly adorned with jewels.
