habitual — done constantly as a habit; usual or typical
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: done constantly as a habit; usual or typical
Pronunciation (IPA): /həˈbɪtʃuəl/
Korean meaning: 습관적인, 평상시의, 일상적인
Korean pronunciation: 허-빗-츄-얼 (강세: 빗)
Example Sentences
- My cat has become a habitual food critic, rejecting any dish that doesn't meet his royal standards.
- She was a habitual early riser, always up before dawn.
- His habitual response to any problem was to make a cup of tea first.
habitual
ADJECTIVE//həˈbɪtʃuəl//
done constantly as a habit; usual or typical
Same routine every single morning
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Their habitual ritual shows mutual understanding
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Origin
From Latin 'habitualis', derived from 'habitus' meaning 'condition or appearance', which comes from 'habere' meaning 'to have or hold'. The word entered English through Old French.
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“My cat has become a habitual food critic, rejecting any dish that doesn't meet his royal standards.”
“She was a habitual early riser, always up before dawn.”
“His habitual response to any problem was to make a cup of tea first.”
“The teacher noticed the student's habitual absence on Mondays.”
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