habit

Meaning

Noun

1. An action performed on a regular basis.
2. An action performed repeatedly and automatically, usually without awareness.
3. An addiction.

Verb

1. To clothe.
2. To inhabit.

Concepts

habit

custom

practice

way

usage

use

manner

wont

fashion

behaviour

routine

tradition

conduct

habits

addiction

manners

character

method

ways

disposition

rule

deeds

deportment

action

actions

work

doings

nature

pattern

characteristic

riding habit

habitude

exercise

deed

doing

manner of life

movement

movements

works

law

mode

style

garb

garment

costume

convention

mores

customary practice

customary practise

traditional event

common practice

momentum

peculiarity

usual

type

second nature

drug abuse

substance abuse

consuetude

form

guise

dress

raiment

attire

suit

trick

customs

praxis

employment

utilization

craving

instinct

bad behaviour 4

bad way of acting

one collection 3

parcel wrapped in grass or leaves

common practise

inertia

circuit

rut

familiarity

acts

being accustomed

build

constitution

inurement

reflex

learning

training

code

regulations

treatment

way of living

dud

habiliment

tog

vestment

gear

suit of clothes

vesture

customariness

rote

wontedness

tunic

mannerism

normally

kutte

custum

rigout

turnout

wear

frock

gown

robe

address

agency

institution

tapa

routine practice

appearance

idea

kind

clothing

fad

fixation

idiosyncracy

mania

habituation

immunity

tolerance

acquired habit

skill

culture

ceremony

learned

groove

propensity

temper

dependency

behavior pattern

behaviour pattern

rite

ritual

usance

utilisation

habitus

usages

application

job

indulgence

common

normal

ordinary

unchanging

learn

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈhæbɪt/

Etymology

From Middle English habit, from Latin habitus (“condition, bearing, state, appearance, dress, attire”), from habeō (“I have, hold, keep”). Replaced Middle English abit, from Old French abit, itself from the same Latin source. Displaced native Old English þēaw.