accustomance (Meaning)

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accustomance (n.)

Custom; habitual use.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Through years of accustomance, she developed a deep appreciation for the cultural traditions of her ancestors.
The routine morning walks became a cherished accustomance for the elderly couple, promoting both physical and emotional well-being.
In their family, holiday celebrations were marked by unique accustomances that had been passed down for generations.
The workplace had its own set of accustomances, from daily meetings to shared collaboration spaces.
His accustomance to early rising allowed him to witness the breathtaking sunrise each day.
The tight-knit community had a strong accustomance of supporting one another in times of need.
The school aimed to create a positive accustomance of respect and kindness among students.
As a result of consistent training, the athlete's disciplined accustomance led to remarkable improvements in performance.
The quaint village had an accustomance of hosting lively festivals that brought residents together in joyous celebration.
Through regular meditation, she found solace in the accustomance of mindfulness, fostering a sense of inner peace.

Custom; habitual use.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Through years of accustomance, she developed a deep appreciation for the cultural traditions of her ancestors.

The routine morning walks became a cherished accustomance for the elderly couple, promoting both physical and emotional well-being.

In their family, holiday celebrations were marked by unique accustomances that had been passed down for generations.

The workplace had its own set of accustomances, from daily meetings to shared collaboration spaces.