habitudes Antonyms
Meaning of habitudes
habitudes
custom, habitual association, native or essential character, habitual disposition or mode of behavior or procedure
habitudes Sentence Examples
- The restaurant's patrons had developed certain habitudes, such as ordering the same dish every visit.
- Despite their financial struggles, the family's habitudes of saving and budgeting kept them afloat.
- The team's meticulous habitudes in training led to their consistent success on the playing field.
- The professor's habitudes of punctuality and organization ensured that his classes ran smoothly.
- The artist's habitudes of solitary contemplation fostered her unique and introspective style.
- The elderly couple's habitudes of morning walks and afternoon naps provided them with a sense of routine and well-being.
- The town's habitudes of hospitality extended to all visitors, regardless of their background or origin.
- The company's habitudes of ethical conduct and social responsibility earned it respect and loyalty among its stakeholders.
- The student's habitudes of procrastination and disorganization hindered his academic progress.
- The explorer's habitudes of meticulous planning and risk assessment ensured the safety of his expeditions.
FAQs About the word habitudes
custom, habitual association, native or essential character, habitual disposition or mode of behavior or procedure
tendencies, aptitudes, affinities, affections, inclinations, bones, gifts, partialities, appetites, biases
aversions, detachments, allergies, disinclinations, dislikes,distastes, indifferences, disfavors,disrelishes, apathies
The restaurant's patrons had developed certain habitudes, such as ordering the same dish every visit.
Despite their financial struggles, the family's habitudes of saving and budgeting kept them afloat.
The team's meticulous habitudes in training led to their consistent success on the playing field.
The professor's habitudes of punctuality and organization ensured that his classes ran smoothly.
