Assuefaction

/ˌæs.ju.ɪˈfæk.ʃən/ noun

The process of becoming accustomed or habituated to something through repeated exposure or practice.

From Latin 'assuefacere' (to accustom), combining 'ad-' (to) and 'suescere' (to become accustomed). The suffix '-faction' comes from 'facere' (to make), so the word literally means 'making accustomed.' It evolved in English to describe the gradual process of habit formation.

AMመጣ
ARتَأَثّر
BNভ্যাস
CAcostum
CSzvyky
DAvan
DEGewöhnung
ELεθιμοτυπία
ESaclimatación
FAآشنایی
FIkäytäntö
FRaccoutumance
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