Accustomed
Accustomed adjective - Being in the habit or custom.
Understood and accustomed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Understood" instead an adjective "Accustomed".
Nearby Word: accustoming
Understood
Understood adjective - Implied by or inferred from actions or statements.
Accustomed and understood are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Accustomed" instead an adjective "Understood".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- involuntary and accustomed
- involuntary and understood
- customary and accustomed
- customary and understood
- habitual and accustomed
- habitual and understood
- natural and accustomed
- natural and understood
- ordinary and accustomed
- ordinary and understood
- fixed and accustomed
- fixed and understood
- established and accustomed
- established and understood
Both words in one sentence
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She admitted it was because while Ahern presented himself as a man of the people, Haughey was understood by her generation to be "accustomed to a certain standard of living", as they say, and never presented himself as the common man.
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It is less disturbing when it is understood that this was to announce to other soldiers that she had the squad's protection in a camp full of young men who were accustomed to violence and seldom saw a woman.
Source: Less Disturbing in Context
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