Habit and Make

Habit

Habit noun - A usual manner of behaving or doing.

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

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

Make noun - A recognizable kind.

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Habit and make are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Habit" instead a noun "Make".

Nearby Words: makeup, making, maker

known	known habit	known make
human	human habit	human make
old	old habit	old make
good	good habit	good make
Other adjectives: expensive, physical, long, particular, similar, common, simple, real, big, dangerous, little, bad, terrible, new, major, possible.

Interestingly, while Katrina does eventually kick the habit and make a HeelFace Turn, this only happens at the last moment before she would have otherwise died, namely by falling into a pit of her own potion.

Source: Fantastic Drug
In a later story ("The Missing Three-Quarter"), he mentions that at some unspecified time, he had to wean Holmes off his drug habit and make him cut it out completely, so it's likely Holmes did develop a more serious addiction to cocaine that required Watson's intervention at some point.

Source: Addiction Displacement
The Hooker with a Heart of Gold: The Hooker's cocaine habit only seems to make her stronger, and Dr Rogen theorizes that it might make the heart work more efficiently.

Source: Drugs Are Good

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