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Meaning of disaccustomed
disaccustomed
to free from a habit
disaccustomed Sentence Examples
- Emily was disaccustomed to the bustling city life after spending years in a serene countryside.
- The once-avid traveler had become disaccustomed to long flights and cramped spaces.
- After an extended period of retirement, John found himself disaccustomed to the demands of a full-time job.
- The new software's complex interface disaccustomed employees to the user-friendly system they were previously accustomed to.
- Having always relied on a personal assistant, Sarah felt disaccustomed to completing simple tasks independently.
- The constant noise of the construction site outside his home had disaccustomed him to the peaceful tranquility he once enjoyed.
- The former concert pianist had become disaccustomed to performing in front of an audience, losing the confidence he once possessed.
- After a long hiatus from social media, Lisa found herself disaccustomed to the constant notifications and updates.
- The new car's advanced technology disaccustomed James to the simplicity of his old vehicle.
- The pandemic had disaccustomed many people to large gatherings, making social events feel overwhelming and anxiety-provoking.
FAQs About the word disaccustomed
to free from a habit
inexperienced, weaned, new,opposed, averse, unaccustomed,unseasoned, unused, unlikely,disinclined
prone, given, likely,used, liable, accustomed, apt, inclined, hardened, wont
Emily was disaccustomed to the bustling city life after spending years in a serene countryside.
The once-avid traveler had become disaccustomed to long flights and cramped spaces.
After an extended period of retirement, John found himself disaccustomed to the demands of a full-time job.
The new software's complex interface disaccustomed employees to the user-friendly system they were previously accustomed to.