Encara no tenim significats per a "become habituated".
1She had herself probably become habituated and therefore desensitised about such incidents.
2This policy displeased the Romans, who had now become habituated to plunder.
3We have become habituated to violence and gore through popular American crime series.
4No, I could never have become habituated to such a fate!
5Add essential oils to make up for the chemical fragrances we've become habituated to.
6The power to become habituated to his surroundings is a marked characteristic of mankind.
7How can the man that has become habituated to evil 'learn to do well'?
8We become fond of doing things in the manner to which we have become habituated.
9The nun herself was affected, although she had become habituated to the sight of suffering.
10Through repeated performance the muscles, or rather the motor-nerve centers, become habituated to complex activities.
11Slavery is only a word- avileword, doubtless, but to which we in time become habituated.
12The eye must become habituated to this rude, lustreless coloring, before we can discern its beauties.
13Our nature may become habituated to good or evil; we become passive in proportion to the habit.
14This trend has only accelerated as we become habituated to observing one another's lives in unprecedented detail.
15But some men become habituated to vice.
16To what do we not become habituated?
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Become habituated a través del temps
Become habituated per variant geogràfica