acustumaunce (Meaning)
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acustumaunce (n.)
See Accustomance.
Synonyms & Antonyms of acustumaunce
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acustumaunce Sentence Examples
- Through years of accustomance, she developed a deep appreciation for the local traditions.
- The village embraced a sense of accustomance, passing down age-old customs from generation to generation.
- Cultural accustomance played a pivotal role in shaping the unique identity of the community.
- The elderly storyteller shared tales of accustomance, recalling a time when life was simpler.
- In the remote mountain village, accustomance to harsh weather conditions became second nature to the residents.
- The historical novel depicted the challenges faced by pioneers and their process of accustomance to new lands.
- A sense of accustomance enveloped the small town, fostering a close-knit and supportive community.
- The museum showcased artifacts reflecting the accustomance of ancient civilizations to their environments.
- The protagonist's journey involved a gradual accustomance to the customs and rituals of a foreign land.
- The family's accustomance to a nomadic lifestyle allowed them to adapt seamlessly to changing landscapes.
FAQs About the word acustumaunce
See Accustomance.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Through years of accustomance, she developed a deep appreciation for the local traditions.
The village embraced a sense of accustomance, passing down age-old customs from generation to generation.
Cultural accustomance played a pivotal role in shaping the unique identity of the community.
The elderly storyteller shared tales of accustomance, recalling a time when life was simpler.
