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The phrase "has become second nature" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that something has become so natural and instinctive that it no longer requires conscious thought or effort. Example: After years of practicing martial arts, defending himself has become second nature to Jack.
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We might naturally think of Trump, to whom incendiary language has become second nature: a joke to his more reasonable supporters, a dog whistle to the rest.
It has become second nature.
"Twelve years later, it really has become second nature.
Appearing on screen has become second nature to Kirkham.
The viewing of streamed video content has become second nature these days for many Internet users.
His calm resignation is chilling, as if biting his tongue has become second nature.
Setting and reaching milestones has become second nature for Daniel Vettori, New Zealand's national team captain.
Using a debit card for purchases has become second nature to many of us.
All those years of publicity stunts mean standing out from the crowd has become second nature.
"It's a town... unfortunately, it's a kind of place where second-guessing has become second nature.
Multitasking has become second nature: we manage packed schedules and juggle windows on computer screens daily.
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