Accustomed
Accustomed adjective - Being in the habit or custom.
With it and accustomed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "With it" instead an adjective "Accustomed".
Nearby Word: accustoming
With it
Accustomed and with it are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Accustomed" instead an adjective phrase "With it".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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When Zelda has to use Link's sword, she has a lot of difficulty with it since she's never used it before and wasn't accustomed to the recoil from the Sword Beam, which was never an issue for Link.
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The real lottery winners are those with "Haoushoku Haki", or "King's Ambition"; only one in a million are born with it, and it's powerful enough to knock out scores of Elite Mooks, such as the Kuja warriors, who are already well-accustomed to the effects of the regular variety.
Source: Superpower Lottery
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