Accustomed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACCUSTOMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ACCUSTOM, to make familiar
• make someone or something accept (something) as normal or usual
• be used to
ADJECTIVE:
• Familiar through use; usual; customary.
• Frequented by customers.
• (often followed by `to\') in the habit of or adapted to
• commonly used or practiced; usual

Words related to ACCUSTOMED

accustom14 accustoming18 accustoms15 customed13 wont7

Words that contain ACCUSTOMED

reaccustomed19 unaccustomed19 disaccustomed21 accustomedness21 unaccustomedly24 accustomednesse22 accustomednesses23

How to use ACCUSTOMED in a sentence

• Gradually, as I became more accustomed to the idea, I realized that I was looking out on to a vast plain, lit with the same gloomy twilight that pervaded the room.
• Henry accepted his attentions with his accustomed dreamy manner.
• Thus far everything maintained its accustomed order.
• The whole mode of life was different from anything to which she had been accustomed.
• But their screams fell on indifferent ears, for the crowd had become by this time too much accustomed to such appeals to pay any particular attention to them.
• During my youthful days, I was accustomed to be much with the Creek Indians, hundreds of whom came almost daily to the trading-house.
• The absence of his accustomed work seemed to leave something out of his life.
• I am not accustomed to failure, and I shall not fail now.
• Accustomed to be the absolute masters of their peasants, they wish the monarch, in his turn, to be omnipotent, for the purpose of maintaining the hierarchy of despotism.
• She was accustomed to seeing him thus, to sitting beside the inanimate shape, her hand curled round his, her eyes on the face that took no note of her impassioned scrutiny.
• I am accustomed to look up to you, and to think of you in connection with all that interests me here.
• The writer is absorbed in his subject, and has been less accustomed to think of the public.
• Unless you are accustomed to managing a sail boat, do not select a place in which to learn where there are all holes or open water.
• By this time she had grown nearly accustomed to the fact of the disappearance of the money.
• My father was so accustomed to hearing she must go that at last the idea became familiar to him.
• A thorough soldier himself, and accustomed to see such preparations only in time of war, Colonel McLean asked what was the matter.
• Accustomed, through a perpetual night, to thread the windings of the city, she had led them unerringly towards the sea-shore, by which they had resolved to hazard an escape.
• On the other hand, in all countries where women are accustomed to share largely the active work of life with men, female crime has a distinct tendency to reach its maximum.
• The world is accustomed to regard that little novel, which Dr.
• She was accustomed to do most extraordinary things, for the mere sake of being odd and uncommon, as I take it.
• Four months had then passed since his departure, and during that time Miss Woolsworthy had performed all her usual daily duties in their accustomed course.

Similar words containing ACCUSTOM without suffix ed

accustom14 accustoms15 reaccustom16 accustomary20 accustoming18 disaccustom18 reaccustoms17 disaccustoms19 reaccustomed19 unaccustomed19 accustomation19 disaccustomed21 reaccustoming20 accustomations20 accustomedness21 disaccustoming22 unaccustomedly24 accustomednesse22 accustomednesses23

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