Effect and Habit

Effect

Effect noun - A condition or occurrence traceable to a cause.

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Habit and effect are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Habit" instead a noun "Effect".

Habit noun - A usual manner of behaving or doing.

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Effect and habit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Effect" instead a noun "Habit".

Nearby Words: habitual, habitually, habited, habitus, habitue

good	good effect	good habit
full	full effect	full habit
similar	similar effect	similar habit
common	common effect	common habit
Other adjectives: disturbing, nasty, real, unfortunate, little, bad, interesting, noticeable, unique, major, possible, apparent, hilarious, odd, strange, creepy.

An unfortunate side-effect of being brainwashed, locking himself away in the Yukon, and having a habit of talking to his machines more often than people.

Source: Characters / X-Men: Other Teams
The Nicknamer: Roper has a habit of giving all his operatives nicknames, creating an effect that is both comedic and unsettling.

Source: Series / The Night Manager
There is also Qara, who had a habit of aiming area-of-effect spells where they would hurt fellow party members and even herself.

Source: Artificial Stupidity / RPG

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