In the habit of
Prone to and in the habit of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Prone to" instead an adjective phrase "In the habit of".
Prone to
In the habit of and prone to are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In the habit of" instead an adjective phrase "Prone to".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- rational and in the habit of
- rational and prone to
- accustomed and in the habit of
- accustomed and prone to
- seeming and in the habit of
- seeming and prone to
- true and in the habit of
- true and prone to
- reasonable and in the habit of
- reasonable and prone to
- fair and in the habit of
- fair and prone to
- apt and in the habit of
- apt and prone to
Both terms in one sentence
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It seems that every coupling includes at least one character who is prone to calling their orgasms — or DiDi, who seems to be in the habit of faking orgasm just as loudly.
Source: Webcomic / Ménage à 3
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