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Meanings of more accustomed in English

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Usage of more accustomed in English
1
Her eyes gleamed, and she went on in a more accustomed tone.
Denzil Quarrier
2
Because he is more accustomed to the jail, and likes it better.
Six Years in the Prisons of England
3
I am more accustomed to sleep on that than on the bed.
Under Wellington's Command: A Tale of the Peninsular War
4
A man more accustomed to the conventions would not have attempted it.
The Ramrodders: A Novel
5
Whinney didn't like it either, but she was more accustomed to it.
The Mammoth Hunters
6
Germaine came forward, evidently more accustomed to this mood than Harriet was.
Harriet and the Piper
7
Slowly the Golem grew more accustomed to the bakery and its rhythms.
The Golem and the Jinni
8
Being more accustomed to the drug, her body had metabolized it faster.
The Winds of Dune
9
Mrs. Rolleston, becoming more accustomed to suspense, bore up with greater fortitude.
Bluebell / A Novel
10
As he became more accustomed to his new occupation Frank succeeded better.
The Telegraph Boy
11
But Niall was far more accustomed to such a swift change of situation.
Heaven and the heather
12
He was far more accustomed to giving the order, not seeing it through.
Don't blink
13
It's also allowed consumers to become more accustomed to purchasing online.
News.com.au
14
Becoming more accustomed to the swayings of the big globe, he stood up.
The Face and the Mask
15
Ayla was more accustomed to seeing men execute prodigious feats of muscular strength.
The Mammoth Hunters
16
Then he donned his more accustomed clothes and ran down to the store.
The Grammar School Boys in Summer Athletics
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