Habituated is valid Scrabble Word

Is habituated a scrabble word?
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10 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for HABITUATED in dictionary:

VERB:

HABITUATE, to accustom to
make or become accustomed or used to something

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to make used to something; accustom

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How to use HABITUATED in a sentence

I recognize in this energetic reaction against the disease, the moral vigor of a people habituated to the laborious struggles of liberty.
From his babyhood days he has habituated it to his use, until it has become, as it were, a very part of his nature.
As his eyes grew habituated to the light he saw that the cathedral was very narrow, and that instead of the choir was a staircase, also clothed in Turkey carpet.
Perhaps he might not get another job, perhaps the other captains might not like him, considering him to have grown too habituated to excessive familiarity.
The horses are habituated to the want of any midday feeding, and at night and morning seldom get grain.
Then the congested muscles, habituated to control, relaxed again.
And to this same practice he has habituated those about him.
This, indeed, was effected without much difficulty, for the animal became so habituated to the necessity of moving aside, that it was only necessary to lay the hand upon her.
But the family despot had become so habituated to the incense hourly offered up to his egotism by Circe, that he felt her society to be essential to his contentment.
Troops should be habituated to all these formations, and accustomed to pass rapidly from one to another in the daytime or at night.

By this time Ambrose had become somewhat habituated to his captivity.
Dates so recent will excite some fears among persons habituated to accord value to a document only for the period in which it was written.
They would not be broken into such small pieces, because they are more habituated to subordination, and value more a government of regular law.
To these manufactures they are so habituated, that no substitute will be received.
He would not come of his own accord at first, but by-and-by he got habituated to me, and not unfrequently strolled in.
We are not, therefore, to expert that Omai will be able to introduce many of our arts and customs amongst them, or much improve those to which they have been long habituated.
We are, without being conscious of it, so habituated to unnatural tension that automatic breathing is shallow and irregular instead of being deep and rhythmic.
Most of them had dwelt in Paris anterior to the war, and, habituated to its luxuries, scarcely recognized themselves, now that they were forlorn and needy.
He had become so habituated to London life in a small way, before the choice of leaving London was open to him, that nothing would have kept him long away from it.
The state had now become habituated, as it were, to the anniversary arms of the AEquans.
THE Count Mirabel proceeded with his projects with all the ardour, address, and audacity of one habituated to success.
An American, after having habituated himself to this aspect, on returning to his own country, will be almost surprised at a feature of its scenery which he never noticed before.
The image of Becky had been so often in his thoughts now that by the time he saw her the second time he was quite habituated to her appearance.
Sleep at last took possession of Pencroft, whom a seafaring life had habituated to anything.
In proportion as we are habituated to any subject, or any class of operations, our decisions are rapid and independent of deliberation.
It was thought that she habituated herself to that style of speaking to conceal her really masculine nature, and to interest her audience.
His feebleness early habituated him to being a recipient of aid and favor, and it decided his destiny.
His position was an error of mistaken confidence in his own make-up, such as we see occur every day among those even long habituated to disguise.
Habituated to an intercourse with the baser part of the sex, they level the whole, and seldom believe any to be incorruptible.
To scenes of this nature you have been habituated in the mansion of sorrow where you reside.
Never could any argument be more insulting and mortifying to a people habituated to the granting of their own money.
Habituated, however, as we are, to uncommon combinations of men and of affairs, I believe nobody recollects anything more surprising than the spectacle of this day.
In the mean time the ears of their congregations would be gradually habituated to it, as if it were a first principle admitted without dispute.
Its professors, therefore, must have the qualities of men not habituated to sentiments of dignity.
Thus we are all habituated to labour from our earliest years.

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