Have a habit of
Likely and have a habit of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Likely" instead a verb "Have a habit of".
Likely
Likely adjective - Having a high chance of occurring.
Have a habit of and likely are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Have a habit of" instead a verb "Likely".
Nearby Word: like
Both terms in one sentence
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Though considering he appears at least twice in the game, (three if you have the Challenges DLC) it's likely that the Imperials also have a habit of only falling unconscious when grievously wounded.
Source: Video Game / Valkyria Chronicles - Toto seem to have a habit of acting as Trolling Creators with the press; in 1992, they claimed (likely to protect his privacy) that drummer Jeff Porcaro died as part of a "bizarre gardening accident", a Shout-Out to This Is Spinal Tap.
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