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Meanings of bad habit in English
Spanish
comportamiento problemático 
Unwanted habitual activity.
Russian
вредные привычки Spanish
mal hábito 
Negative behavior pattern which may include: procrastination, overspending and nail-biting.
Related terms
Usage of bad habit in English
1
The feces remain in the rectum, and the bad habit is begun.
2
Nick had a bad habit of keeping Henri's phone number a secret.
3
But getting old is no necessity; it is only a bad habit.
4
The Blues have taught us the bad habit of not making prisoners.
5
Doubting gets to be a bad habit; one very hard to break.
6
They have at least kept me from indulging in one bad habit.
7
Zeal in a genuine cause is more contagious than a bad habit.
8
But a bad habit is virtually the cause of many bad acts.
9
But delay is inherent in me, by nature or by bad habit.
10
It is a bad habit, and I wish you would discontinue it.
11
This bad habit is often contracted while the singers are quite young.
12
It is a very bad habit, and one which grows unless repressed.
13
Then he had a… moment, and dropped Glastonbury like a bad habit.
14
But by now it is almost as enjoyable as a bad habit.
15
All this developed into my bad habit of running in the halls.
16
Shall the struggler with a bad habit break it with its thralldom?
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Bad habit through the time
Bad habit across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common