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Meanings of habit in English
Usage of habit in English
1
Because they're creatures of habit we're seeing individuals return year after year.
2
Good money, and with a meth habit to support I needed that.
3
But it's still not clear that the habit, itself, is the problem.
4
Clary had a habit of answering questions in the briefest possible way.
5
So they were in the habit of meeting secretly in the forest.
6
He had forgotten; he was not in the habit of carrying it.
7
How the habit of thinking the unconquered land theirs would encourage Israel.
8
Kansas State has made a habit of slowing down their opponents' offense.
9
The government has run half-hearted campaigns for years to curb the habit.
10
For years, China has held half-hearted campaigns to stub out the habit.
11
Soon Tom had a new gift from his benefactor: a lifelong habit.
12
Their habit of hanging always exposed in the centre of the web.
13
Almost all nations of the earth are adepts in this particular habit.
14
The greatest beauty tonic in the world is the habit of kindness.
15
To the material alone we are in the habit of ascribing power.
16
Major new operas have a habit of revealing their secrets over time.
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United Kingdom
Common
Canada
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Ireland
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