Born and Habitual

Born

Born adjective - Being such from birth or by nature.
Usage example: a born artist and largely self-taught, John Singleton Copley was producing accomplished portraits by the time he was in his late teens

Habitual and born are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Habitual" instead an adjective "Born".

Habitual

Habitual adjective - Being such by habit and not likely to change.
Usage example: she admits she's an habitual procrastinator, but she still manages to meet all her deadlines

Born and habitual are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Born" instead an adjective "Habitual".

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