Meanings of wear habitually in English

He girded round his loins a broad leathern belt, in which he stuck a dagger, which he did not wear habitually.

If she did not wear habitually her air of gay youth, it was revived in her now and then when something pleased or excited her.

He wore habitually a mask of reserve; behind it, Wyley was aware of sleeping fires.

She had a few other trinkets too, which she wore habitually, quaint old-fashioned things, of some value.

It nestled in the darkness inside a leather satchel which Ford Prefect wore habitually round his neck.

I put away even the rings I wore habitually, keeping out only an inferior cat's-eye for workaday wear.

His face bore testimony to the winds and weather it had encountered, and wore habitually a grave, if not melancholy, expression.

He wore habitually a calm, ironical look, as though, having found life out, he considered it a phenomenon worthy only of scorn.

The impish look was already beginning to fade, to be replaced by the long face she had worn habitually since leaving the starship.

The ring was that which had been used at the marriage of Rose's parents, and which she wore habitually, though not on the left hand.

Rabourdin wore habitually a blue surcoat, a white cravat, a waistcoat crossed a la Robespierre, black trousers without straps, gray silk stockings and low shoes.