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From his babyhood days he has habituated it to his use, until it has become, as it were, a very part of his nature.
MY NATIVE LANDJAMES COX
It would seem as absurd to exchange an old, habituated family convenience as to exchange a member of the family itself.
THE MACHINE THAT SAVED THE WORLDWILLIAM FITZGERALD JENKINS
The very children in that region are habituated from the cradle to love gin.
NINETEEN CENTURIES OF DRINK IN ENGLANDRICHARD VALPY FRENCH
Those who are habituated to the rigid framework of sectarian creeds will find such a religion as this too indefinite and elastic.
CREATIVE UNITYRABINDRANATH TAGORE
They have been habituated to think, or at least to feel, otherwise.
I used to feel then that here was a better society after all than some I had of late been habituated with upon the coast.
THE SHOES OF FORTUNENEIL MUNRO
I am so habituated to philosophizing that I cannot divest myself of it, even when my own wretchedness is the subject.
LETTERS OF SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE, VOL. I (OF 2)SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE
Habituated to liberty, a people become less rigid and more enlightened as to its precautions.
ATHENS: ITS RISE AND FALL, COMPLETEEDWARD BULWER-LYTTON
Gradually they are habituated to other company; and a change in their habitudes soon makes a way for a change in their opinions.
She had been habituated to that restraint which, as a woman, she was to expect in life, and early accustomed to yield.
THE PARENT'S ASSISTANTMARIA EDGEWORTH
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