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Meanings of accustomed in English
Usage of accustomed in English
1
But weeks later, we had all become accustomed to the new reality.
2
President Musharraf has long been accustomed to firm political control over Pakistan.
3
Golf:It's not a situation Rory McIlroy will want to become accustomed to.
4
My eyes accustomed to the dimmer light: far ahead was a window.
5
Fruit of the Loom workers have grown accustomed to an uncertain future.
6
Ireland has become accustomed to rapid employment growth during the past decade.
7
Do not mind it; in time you will grow accustomed to them.
8
Anyone involved is now accustomed to about 10 body searches a day.
9
He was like Kevin, a man accustomed to days of physical work.
10
Clara sat in her accustomed seat at the side, midway between them.
11
I soon, however, grew accustomed to it, and my uneasiness wore off.
12
She was beautiful, elegant, and certainly accustomed to being wanted by men.
13
We could no longer apply to the strange orb any accustomed thoughts.
14
The ceremony was performed in the accustomed manner, and with due solemnity.
15
The Baxter kitchen and glittered in all its accustomed cleanliness and order.
16
People were not accustomed to seeing players shooting from that far out.
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Accustomed across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common
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