No longer habituated or accustomed to something; having lost a habit.
Past participle of 'dishabit,' functioning as an adjective. The '-ed' ending marks both past tense in verbs and adjective formation in English.
Words like 'dishabited' are rare because English speakers prefer 'unaccustomed' or 'out of the habit,' showing how synonyms with different etymologies (native vs. Latin-derived) compete for usage.
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