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Meanings of become habitual in English
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Usage of become habitual in English
1
But his dissipation was not intense, nor did it ever become habitual.
2
To avoid people, if she could, had become habitual to her now.
3
But only the latter group has it become habitual to offend in public.
4
Imprisonment and chains to me were become habitual, and freedom in hope approached.
5
Another third were still occasional smokers, and 15 percent had become habitual smokers.
6
Were he to escape punishment, his evil habits would become habitual.
7
The idea that Great Britain was the natural enemy of America had become habitual.
8
And in many cases, this has become habitual, and what might be termed natural.
9
A thoughtful air had become habitual to a countenance melancholy even in his childhood.
10
Mental observations, such as those indicated in the notes and questions, should become habitual.
11
With continued practice this perfection of speech will become habitual.
12
Silence had become habitual to him, as Babbacombe soon discovered.
13
The man in whom worry and anxiety have become habitual likewise lives a discordant life.
14
When we have once described the event, the words we have used easily become habitual.
15
It seems probable that at this time his use of opium must have become habitual:
16
In addition to this daily routine, there are certain other acts that should become habitual:
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