What is another word for habitude?
Pronunciation:
[ hˈabɪtjˌuːd], [ hˈabɪtjˌuːd], [ h_ˈa_b_ɪ_t_j_ˌuː_d]
Synonyms for Habitude:
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n.
• act • habit • habitualness • manner • practice • way Other synonyms:
- consuetude ,
- praxis ,
- usance .
- manner .
Other relevant words:
- Into ,
- Inurement ,
- Proprieties ,
- addiction ,
- affection ,
- affinity ,
- aptitude ,
- attire ,
- automatism ,
- bad habit ,
- beaten path ,
- bent ,
- bias ,
- bone ,
- character ,
- characteristic ,
- clothing ,
- constitution ,
- convention ,
- custom ,
- daily grind ,
- daily round ,
- device ,
- devices ,
- diathesis ,
- disposition ,
- dress ,
- fabric ,
- fashion ,
- fettle ,
- fit ,
- force of habit ,
- form ,
- frame ,
- garb ,
- general appearance ,
- genius ,
- grind ,
- groove ,
- habitus ,
- hang-up ,
- impulse ,
- inclination ,
- leaning ,
- matter of course ,
- mode ,
- mold ,
- mould ,
- observance ,
- partiality ,
- pattern ,
- peculiarity ,
- penchant ,
- practice ,
- practise ,
- practises ,
- precedent ,
- predilection ,
- predisposition ,
- procedure ,
- proclivity ,
- propensity ,
- ritual ,
- routine ,
- rule ,
- second nature ,
- set ,
- shot ,
- stamp ,
- stereotype ,
- system ,
- tendency ,
- tradition ,
- trick ,
- turn ,
- usage ,
- use ,
- usual ,
- wont .
- Convenance ,
- Modus ,
- Normalities ,
- P ,
- beaten paths ,
- course of action ,
- genres ,
- habitualness ,
- hang up ,
- inti ,
- manners ,
- ps ,
- tenor ,
- wises ,
- wonts .
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How to use "Habitude" in context?
Habitude can be defined as a pattern of behavior that is repeated over time. It can be defined as a way of life, a custom, or even a mannerism. The word "habitude" comes from the French word "habitude," which is derived from the Latin word "habitu," meaning "the state of being accustomed." The word "habitude" has been used in English since the 1500s. The first use of the word was in an essay by Michel de Montaigne. He described how changing one's habits can change one's life for the better.
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