Meanings of disagreeable habit in English

The disagreeable habit of implying things was not one of Maud's faults.

Maud began to gnaw her fingers, a disagreeable habit she had in privacy.

Giles had a very disagreeable habit of repeating his words.

And like dreams, eternity has the disagreeable habit of coming to an end at the most inappropriate time.

Though Mr. and Mrs. Morris liked him very much, when they were alone they often ridiculed this disagreeable habit.

Wet days were the great trial-thosedrizzling, chilly days which have a disagreeable habit of intruding into our English summers.

Thus a disagreeable habit and a disagreeable tradition were abolished, and one more step was made in the direction of universal kindliness.

A disagreeable habit of the enemy which makes Tommy realize that after capturing a position the hardest work is to hold it.

She had a disagreeable habit of shaking him out of his slumber, but her simple and unchanging manner of accepting and enduring everything was invigorating.

It is one of her disagreeable habits, when you speak to her.

Besides, I have many disagreeable habits.

This, and many other very disagreeable habits, are owing to mauvaise honte at their first setting out in the world.

"Very disagreeable habits, those I've noticed," Mrs. Foston Rowe sniffed.

"A disagreeable habit of telling the truth."

"It is a very disagreeable habit," he continued, "and I know you want to overcome it, so I'll write you a prescription for some medicine.