Have a habit of
Tend and have a habit of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tend" instead a verb "Have a habit of".
Tend
Tend verb - To show a liking or proneness (for something).
Have a habit of and tend are semantically related. You can use "Have a habit of" instead a verb "Tend".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- be inclined and have a habit of
- be inclined and tend
- be disposed and have a habit of
- be disposed and tend
- move and have a habit of
- move and tend
- favor and have a habit of
- favor and tend
- point and have a habit of
- point and tend
- bend and have a habit of
- bend and tend
- lean and have a habit of
- lean and tend
Both terms in one sentence
- Shippers tend to have a habit of shipping protagonists with each other, or rivals and protagonists, leading to those being the top ships.
- All Women Are Lustful: Since a lot of his stories have female protagonists, the readers tend to hear all about their feelings of arousal, which have a habit of striking at the most random times.
Source: Creator / Richard Laymon -
Evil Overlord: Inglip is also the ruler of its own country called Trathira which tend to have a habit of conquering places.
Source: Web Original / Inglip
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