accustomed

adjective

Meaning

Familiar with something through regular experience or habit.

Examples

He quickly became accustomed to the new software after a few days of training.
I am accustomed to waking up early for my morning commute.

Synonyms: used to, familiar, habituated, acclimated

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accustomed

adjective

Pronunciation: /əˈkʌstəmd/

Definition

Familiar with something through regular experience or habit.

Examples

He quickly became accustomed to the new software after a few days of training.
I am accustomed to waking up early for my morning commute.
They were not accustomed to such cold weather and struggled to stay warm.

How to Use accustomed

accustomed to (prepositional phrase): familiar with a specific thing or action — "She is accustomed to the noise of the city."
get accustomed to (collocation): the process of becoming familiar with something — "It takes time to get accustomed to a new job."

Synonyms of accustomed

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Antonyms of accustomed

Words with the opposite meaning to accustomed:

unaccustomed

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