accustomedness

Yet afterwards, when accustomedness had brought its reward of speed, there was still for Billy no time; for increased knowledge had only opened the way to other paths, untrodden and alluring.

From Miss Billy — Married by Eleanor H. (Eleanor Hodgman) Porter

It was his accustomedness to them, and that of his ancestors, that made his existence possible.

From The Mad Planet by Murray Leinster

Down the slope, head bent to the whooping wind, a woman came walking with a free, purposeful stride that spoke eloquently of accustomedness to the open land.

From The Phantom Herd by B. M. Bower

In the basement Jane Foster was absorbed in her labours, which were things whose accustomedness provided her with pleasure.

From In the Closed Room by Frances Hodgson Burnett

Now, if a man were to say woof to you unexpectedly, even in the formality of an Italian garden or the accustomedness of a city street, you would be somewhat startled.

From The Forest by Stewart Edward White