Sentence examples for been habitual from inspiring English sources
adjective
Behaving in a regular manner, as a habit.
- He's a habitual chainsmoker.
Most buyers so far have been habitual early-adopters of new gadgets.
Between the age of 13 and 38, when all members of the group were given a range of psychological tests, the IQ of those who had been habitual cannabis users in their youth had dropped by eight points on average.
The main distraction this year was the issue of drugs and the testimony by active or recently retired players that they, and many of their teammates, had been habitual users of cocaine.
If the offense has been habitual tardiness, the employee should state that the employee will be ready to work by a specific time (defined objective).
If experience is habitual, perception becomes automatic and uncritical… Habitualization is staleness of thought and language.
All were habitual users of child pornography.
Nothing was habitual; everything appeared fresh.
None of these are habitual critics of government.
We're habitual creatures and find it scary to change.
For my year group, voting should be habitual now.
