Accustom

/əˈkʌs.təm/ verb

To accustom someone to something is to make them used to it through repeated experience. Over time, the thing feels normal or routine.

From Old French 'acostumer' and Medieval Latin 'accostumare', from 'ad-' (to) + 'costume' (custom, habit). It literally means 'to bring into custom or habit'.

AMማስለመድ
ARيعود
BNঅভ্যস্ত করা
CSzvyknout
DAvænne
DEgewöhnen
ELσυνηθίζω
ESacostumbrar
FAعادت دادن
FItotuttaa
FRhabituer
GUઆદત પાડવી
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