accustomed (Meaning)

Wordnet

accustomed (s)

commonly used or practiced; usual

Webster

of Accustom

Webster

Familiar through use; usual; customary.

Frequented by customers.

Having lived in the bustling city for years, Sarah was accustomed to the constant hum of traffic outside her window.
The cat, accustomed to being pampered, refused to eat any food that wasn't served in its favorite bowl.
Despite the sudden change in weather, the mountain climbers were accustomed to facing unpredictable conditions.
Employees at the tech company were accustomed to using cutting-edge software to enhance their productivity.
Growing up in a multicultural environment, the children became accustomed to celebrating diverse holidays and traditions.
The elderly couple was accustomed to taking leisurely strolls in the park every evening.
The diligent student was accustomed to spending long hours in the library, immersed in academic studies.
After years of practicing yoga, she became accustomed to the sense of tranquility it brought to her daily life.
His colleagues were accustomed to his punctuality, as he never arrived a minute late for any meeting.
Living near the airport, the residents had grown accustomed to the sound of planes taking off and landing throughout the day.

commonly used or practiced; usualof Accustom, Familiar through use; usual; customary., Frequented by customers.

used, prone,wont, habituated, given, likely, inured, hardened,inclined, liable

unwonted, unused,unaccustomed, unused, unwonted, unlikely, unlikely, unaccustomed, opposed,averse

Having lived in the bustling city for years, Sarah was accustomed to the constant hum of traffic outside her window.

The cat, accustomed to being pampered, refused to eat any food that wasn't served in its favorite bowl.

Despite the sudden change in weather, the mountain climbers were accustomed to facing unpredictable conditions.

Employees at the tech company were accustomed to using cutting-edge software to enhance their productivity.