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Definition of habitual
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Habitual
(n.)
Formed
or
acquired
by habit or use.
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Clientele
::
Clientele
(n.) The
persons
who make
habitual
use of the
services
of
another
person;
one's
clients,
collectively;
as, the
clientele
of a
lawyer,
doctor,
notary,
etc..
Beg
::
Beg (v. i.) To ask alms or
charity,
especially
to ask
habitually
by the
wayside
or from house to
house;
to live by
asking
alms..
Practiced
::
Practiced
(a.) Used
habitually;
learned
by
practice.
Congregation
::
Congregation
(n.) An
assembly
of
persons;
a
gathering;
esp. an
assembly
of
persons
met for the
worship
of God, and for
religious
instruction;
a body of
people
who
habitually
so
meet..
Inertness
::
Inertness
(n.) Want of
activity
or
exertion;
habitual
indisposition
to
action
or
motion;
sluggishness;
apathy;
insensibility.
Curious
::
Curious
(a.)
Careful
or
anxious
to
learn;
eager for
knowledge;
given to
research
or
inquiry;
habitually
inquisitive;
prying;
--
sometimes
with after or of.
Stirrup
::
Stirring
(a.)
Putting
in
motion,
or being in
motion;
active;
active
in
business;
habitually
employed
in some kind of
business;
accustomed
to a busy
life..
Action
::
Action
(n.) An act; a thing done; a deed; an
enterprise.
(pl.):
Habitual
deeds;
hence,
conduct;
behavior;
demeanor..
Nest
::
Nest (n.) A snug,
comfortable,
or cozy
residence
or
situation;
a
retreat,
or place of
habitual
resort;
hence,
those who
occupy
a nest,
frequent
a
haunt,
or are
associated
in the same
pursuit;
as, a nest of
traitors;
a nest of
bugs..
Nonphotobiotic
::
Nonphotobiotic
(a.)
Capable
of
living
without
light;
as,
nonphotobiotic
plant
cells,
or cells which
habitually
live in
darkness..
Home
::
Home (n.) One's own
dwelling
place;
the house in which one
lives;
esp., the house in which one lives with his
family;
the
habitual
abode of one's
family;
also, one's
birthplace..
Chronic
::
Chronic
(a.)
Continuing
for a long time;
lingering;
habitual.
Right-handed
::
Right-handed
(a.) Using the right hand
habitually,
or more
easily
than the
left..
Exercise
::
Exercise
(v. t.) To set in
action;
to cause to act, move, or make
exertion;
to give
employment
to; to put in
action
habitually
or
constantly;
to
school
or
train;
to exert
repeatedly;
to
busy..
Habitude
::
Habitude
(n.)
Habitual
attitude;
usual or
accustomed
state with
reference
to
something
else;
established
or usual
relations.
Ill-natured
::
Ill-natured
(a.) Of
habitual
bad
temper;
peevish;
fractious;
cross;
crabbed;
surly;
as, an
ill-natured
person..
Usage
::
Usage (n.)
Long-continued
practice;
customary
mode of
procedure;
custom;
habitual
use;
method.
Inure
::
Inure (v. t.) To apply in use; to
train;
to
discipline;
to use or
accustom
till use gives
little
or no pain or
inconvenience;
to
harden;
to
habituate;
to
practice
habitually.
Veracious
::
Veracious
(a.)
Observant
of
truth;
habitually
speaking
truth;
truthful;
as,
veracious
historian..
Do-nothingness
::
Do-nothingness
(n.)
Inactivity;
habitual
sloth;
idleness.
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