Examples of 'has become accustomed' in a sentence
Meaning of "has become accustomed"
Has become accustomed: Describes the state of being familiar or used to a particular situation, habit, or environment
How to use "has become accustomed" in a sentence
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has become accustomed
Society has become accustomed to this lifestyle.
Accessibility is something society has become accustomed to.
Zoe has become accustomed to a life of loneliness.
In a world where everyone has become accustomed to getting.
He has become accustomed to the damper.
Change is something the band has become accustomed to.
Their body has become accustomed to that drug.
And he is angry at the privileged life he has become accustomed to.
Capricorn has become accustomed to governing and ruling.
It has escalated its belligerence because it has become accustomed to not being challenged.
He has become accustomed to someone else taking care of them.
Even if one has become accustomed.
She has become accustomed to captivity and views the human advantage of their new freedom.
The issue is that society has become accustomed to overconsumption.
Tom has become accustomed to living in Boston.
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It is something punctual that disappears when the body has become accustomed to the product.
Charlotte has become accustomed to it.
Aggressive language is all-pervasive and the audience has become accustomed to it.
The dancing bear has become accustomed to his cage.
He has become accustomed to his new life, drawing inspiration from Xin Ren 's example.
Perhaps that is because Frappart has become accustomed to making history.
He has become accustomed.
The Information Age Generation has become accustomed to precision.
Europe also has become accustomed to a high level of structural unemployment.
The Spanish population, thanks to the sunny weather, has become accustomed to living a lifestyle outdoors.
And your mind has become accustomed to viewing the illness in a certain way.
The dog listen ultrasound too much, has become accustomed to it and does not fear.
The woman has become accustomed to shift work and does not have any problems.
Since the 2008 financial crisis, the world has become accustomed to such linkages and spillovers.
Her brain has become accustomed to the noise and no longer initiates such a strong response.
It 's all right . He has become accustomed.
The Queen has become accustomed to countless milestones during her decades on the throne.
This is because the body has become accustomed to functioning with nicotine.
The PA has become accustomed to such rumors coming from Israel, Hammad said.
The Russian economy has become accustomed to the western sanctions.
When your eye has become accustomed it will come out without thinking.
It is a situation he has become accustomed to, but wants to see change.
Once your dog has become accustomed to these practices, move on to leaving periods.
In the meantime, the world has become accustomed to the border protests and incendiary balloons.
Charlotte has become accustomed to it . It is her chosen lot in life.
Likewise, this child has become accustomed to his mother 's care.
Which is what Telfer has become accustomed to, given her family's rejection.
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The incarceration system has been described as follows
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