assuetude (Meaning)
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assuetude (n.)
Accustomedness; habit; habitual use.
Synonyms & Antonyms of assuetude
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assuetude Sentence Examples
- Her assuetude to waking up early stemmed from years of military training.
- The old man's assuetude to solitude made him reluctant to engage in social activities.
- Despite his assuetude to spicy food, he found the dish too hot to handle.
- The nomadic lifestyle led to an assuetude to constant movement among the tribe.
- His assuetude to rigorous exercise routines kept him in peak physical condition.
- The musician's assuetude to practicing daily contributed to his mastery of the instrument.
- Cultural assuetude plays a significant role in shaping individual behaviors and preferences.
- The city's hustle and bustle were a stark contrast to her assuetude to rural tranquility.
- Breaking free from the assuetude of procrastination required discipline and determination.
- The doctor attributed his patient's health issues to a lifetime of assuetude to unhealthy eating habits.
FAQs About the word assuetude
Accustomedness; habit; habitual use.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Her assuetude to waking up early stemmed from years of military training.
The old man's assuetude to solitude made him reluctant to engage in social activities.
Despite his assuetude to spicy food, he found the dish too hot to handle.
The nomadic lifestyle led to an assuetude to constant movement among the tribe.
