Accustomed
Accustomed adjective - Being in the habit or custom.
Strict and accustomed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Strict" instead an adjective "Accustomed".
Nearby Word: accustoming
Strict
Strict adjective - Following an original exactly.
Accustomed and strict are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Accustomed" instead an adjective "Strict".
Nearby Words: strictly, strictness
Both words in one sentence
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Mycroft's casual nudity in front of Mary, something which the servants are so accustomed to that they don't bat an eye, is a lot more shocking when you consider just how much more strict Victorian England was about nudity and proper behavior around women.
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He finds it hard to adjust to the unfamiliar new West German society which is on its way to give up the strict patriarchal and authoritarian ways he had been accustomed to, and in particular he finds himself unable to deal with his elder son, a young rebel with communist leanings.
Source: Fish Out of Temporal Water
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