Habit
Pronunciation of Habit
/hˈabɪt/, /hˈabɪt/, /h_ˈa_b_ɪ_t/
Synonyms for habit:
Sense 1
nicotine gum, trademark, ritualistic, nonsmoking, habitual, ashtray, compulsive, Passive Smoking, smoking room, inveterate, stub out, praxis, stock-in-trade, idiosyncrasy, nonsmoker, smoker, ritualized, daily life, second-hand smoke, smoking, smoke-free, class, habitus, consuetude, nicotine patch, proclivity, chain-smoke, practice.
Sense 2
nail-biter, shtick, physique, method, cessation, confirmed, customary, light up, habit-forming, character, manner, americanism, fixture, staple diet, smoke, compulsion.
Sense 3
Sense 4
tend, ritual, constitution, chronic, vice, institution, serial.
Sense 5
Sense 6
Sense 7
go through, pull.
Sense 14
stock.
convention
form.
custom
manner
posture
usage
treatment.
Other synonyms and related words:
weeds, praxis, monkey, fashion, compulsion, use, draw, drug abuse, ritual, rig, frame, rag, shtick, function, convention, trick, substance abuse, Toggery, americanism, habit-forming, rigging, vestments, manner, enrobe, stock, gear, proclivity, physique, dud, build, trademark, consuetude, wearables, utilisation, idiosyncrasy, utilization, dependence, method, position, chronic, customary, practice, garments, economic consumption, vestiary, clothe, figure, purpose, experience, role, habitude, wear, shape, tend, Habiliment, manipulation, employment, clobber, usance, jones, ashtray, usage, constitution, vice, form, way, enjoyment, diet, smoke, rule, habitual, togs, costumery, tone, style, institution, character, tog, exercise, habitus, consumption.
Sense 1 (noun)
proclivity, manner, fashion, way.
Sense 2 (noun)
practice, rule.
Sense 3 (noun)
daily life.
Sense 4 (noun)
habitude, consuetude, praxis.
Sense 5 (noun)
habitus, constitution, build, physique.
act (noun)
use.
article of clothing (noun)
clothing (noun)
vestment, overcoat, costume, kilt, sports coat, duds, jumper, dress, parka, ulster, garment, bonnet, greatcoat, attire, sarong, caftan, slacks, panties, nightgown, pinafore, pajamas, dressing gown, kimono, footgear, jacket, sweat shirt, sweat suit, chapeau, scarf, fur, clothing, blazer, halter, shoes, gown, smoking jacket, shawl, array, hat, frock, smock, burnoose, skirt, sari, robe, suit, blue jeans, coat, blouse, camisole, stockings, shorts, sweater, bathrobe, pillbox, evening gown, dinner jacket, chemise, bowler, doublet, wrap, stetson, trench coat, jersey, apparel, shirt, ensemble, t-shirt, pants, vesture, tunic, windbreaker, garb, cape, corset, trimming, wrapper, outfit, pyjamas, fedora, v neck, pea coat, afghan, mackintosh, homburg, petticoat, beret, turtle-neck, raincoat, clothes, boot, brassiere, housecoat, fez, trousers, topcoat, cloak, headdress, pull over, raiment, crinoline, slicker, tuxedo, poncho.
cognition (noun)
wont.
dependence (noun)
dress (noun)
dress, clothing, often for a particular purpose (noun)
vestment, garment, costume, apparel, Habiliment, garb, robe.
fashion (noun)
frequency (noun)
frequency, commonness, oftenness.
habit (noun)
substance abuse, second nature, mannerism, treadmill, wont, way of life, Familiarity, routine, use, instinct, regularity, daily grind, temperament, conventionality, addiction, rut, custom, acclimation, trait, disposition, tradition, drug abuse, fixed ways, tendency, leaning.
reliance (noun)
substance abuse (noun)
drug abuse, substance abuse.
suit (noun)
tuxedo.
tendency, practice (noun)
use, routine, second nature, mannerism, fashion, proclivity, wont, dependence, disposition, rule, rut, addiction, habitude, way, style, custom, manner, consuetude, praxis, constitution, usage, convention.
Usage examples for habit:
- The fellows that get what they want out of it say it's 'great, ' and everybody else gets the habit. - "The Turmoil A Novel", Booth Tarkington.
- It is because men feel the necessity to explain that they drop into the habit of saying what is not true. - "Reviews", Oscar Wilde.
- This was Mr. Bodery's habit when thoughtful; and after all, there was no great harm in it. - "The Slave Of The Lamp", Henry Seton Merriman.