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Synonym for habit [verb]

The synonym habit synonymous definition words:
means "activity"
clothe, attire, dress, garb, deck out, array, equip, rig
- conjugate verb habit
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habit [noun]

means "thing"
dress, clothes, garb, costume, rig, habiliment

habit [noun]

means "society"
custom, convention, tradition, practice, manner, fashion, way, observance

habit [noun]

means "characteristic"
obsession, fixation, addiction

habit [noun]

means "behaviour"
inclination, routine, tendency, penchant, proclivity, bent, disposition
Further results for the word "habit"

addiction [noun]

means "obsession"
fixation, habit

clothing [noun]

means "clothes"
apparel, attire, garb, garments, habit

convention [noun]

means "custom"
etiquette, practice, orthodoxy, habit, precedent, fashion

custom [noun]

means "practice"
fashion, habit, routine, manner, use, procedure

disposition [noun]

means "predilection"
habit, leaning, bent, liking, bias, mind

fixation [noun]

means "obsession"
habit, addiction

garb [noun]

means "clothes"
apparel, attire, clothing, garments, habit

manner [noun]

means "method"
habit

mode [noun]

means "manner"
tone, expression, condition, habit

practice [noun]

means "way"
custom, habit, routine, wont, mode, manner

tone [noun]

means "manner"
mode, expression, condition, habit

tradition [noun]

means "custom"
convention, habit, practice, manner, fashion, way

uniform [noun]

means "clothing"
wardrobe, habit, robe, dress, livery

use [noun]

means "manner"
custom, habit, way, practice, usage, wont

way [noun]

means "manner"
habit

wont [noun]

means "custom"
rule, practice, habit, use

habitable [adjective]

means "fit to be inhabited"
livable, inhabitable, comfortable

habitat [noun]

means "home"
abode, dwelling, occupancy

habitat [noun]

means "environment"
surroundings, locality, territory, haunt, home, ground, site

habitation [noun]

means "home"
abode, domicile, house, household, residence, habitat, quarters

habitual [adjective]

means "periodic"
cyclic, recurrent, regular, established, fixed

habitually [object]

means "often"
frequently, repeatedly, regularly, much

habituate [verb]

means "use"
familiarise, familiarize, accustom, inure, wont

habituated [adjective]

means "hooked"
chronic, codependent, addicted

habitue [noun]

means "frequenter"
customer, patron, client, devotee

inhabitable [adjective]

means "fit to be inhabited"
livable, habitable, comfortable

abode [noun]

means "habitation"
home, domicile, house, household, residence, habitat

accustomed [adjective]

means "common"
ordinary, characteristic, customary, familiar, habitual, usual

addicted [adjective]

means "hooked"
chronic, co-dependent, habituated

address [noun]

means "residence"
abode, headquarters, domicile, dwelling, habitation, location

as usual [object]

means "expected"
habitual

automatic [adjective]

means "involuntary"
unthinking, instinctive, reflex, unconscious, uncontrollable, habitual

confirmed [adjective]

means "chronic"
habitual, regular, ingrained, seasoned, affirmed

cottage [noun]

means "cabin"
habitation

domicile [noun]

means "habitation"
abode, home, house, household, residence, habitat

element [noun]

means "milieu"
environment, habitat, medium

expected [adjective]

means "as usual"
habitual

frequently [object]

means "often"
much, repeatedly, regularly, habitually

haunt [verb]

means "frequent"
patronise, patronize, habituate, hunt, resort to

home [noun]

means "buliding"
habitation, domicile, house, household, residence, habitat

hooked [adjective]

means "addicted"
dependent, enslaved, codependent, caught up, alcoholic, habituated

hotel [noun]

means "building"
shelter, habitation

house [noun]

means "building"
home, residence, household, domicile, dwelling, habitation

inn [noun]

means "building"
shelter, habitation

inveterate [adjective]

means "firmly established"
habitual

lodge [noun]

means "cabin"
habitation

mechanical [adjective]

means "perfunctory"
regular, thoughtless, involuntary, artificial, habitual, unreasoning

milieu [noun]

means "element"
environment, habitat, medium

much [object]

means "frequency"
often, repeatedly, regularly, habitually

natural [adjective]

means "normal"
typical, characteristic, usual, customary, habitual, accustomed

often [object]

means "frequency"
frequently, repeatedly, regularly, habitually

ordinarily [adjective]

means "usually"
generally, customarily, habitually, regularly, normally, routinely

perfunctory [adjective]

means "mechanical"
regular, thoughtless, involuntary, artificial, habitual, unreasoning

quarters [noun]

means "habitation"
abode, domicile, house, household, residence, habitat

raiment [noun]

means "clothes"
clothing, garments, apparel, vestments, habits, garb

regular [adjective]

means "periodic"
cyclic, recurrent, habitual, established, fixed

regularly [object]

means "repeatedly"
habitually, continually, persistently, constantly, systematically

repeatedly [object]

means "often"
frequently, much, regularly, habitually

residence [noun]

means "address"
abode, headquarters, domicile, dwelling, habitation, location

roof [noun]

means "place"
home, abode, house, dwelling, cabin, habitation

season [verb]

means "activity"
accustom, habituate

seasoned [adjective]

means "experienced"
practiced, skilled, accustomed, versed, veteran, habituated

unthinking [adjective]

means "involuntary"
automatic, instinctive, reflex, unconscious, uncontrollable, habitual

use [verb]

means "activity"
habituate, familiarise, familiarize, accustom, inure, wont

usually [object]

means "generally"
regularly, customarily, commonly, ordinarily, habitually, frequently

wont [adjective]

means "accustomed"
habituated, used, addicted

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