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adj. Of the nature of a habit: habitual lying.

adj. Being such by force of habit: a habitual liar. See Synonyms at chronic.

adj. Established by long use; usual: my habitual place. See Synonyms at usual.

adj. Grammar Designating an action or state that lasts for or is repeated over an extended duration, expressed in English by such means as the simple present tense (She works downtown) and the phrase used to (A factory used to be located at that intersection).

adj. Behaving in a regular manner, as a habit.

adj. Recurring, or that is performed over and over again.

adj. Regular or usual.

adj. Formed or acquired by habit or use.

adj. According to habit; established by habit; customary; constant.

Formed or acquired by, or resulting from, habit, frequent use, or custom.

According to or constituting a habit; existing as a habit or a fixed condition; customary; usual; regular: as, the habitual practice of sin; the habitual exercise of forbearance; habitual good or ill health.

Formed by repeated impressions; rendered permanent by continued causes: as, a habitual color of the skin

Synonyms Usual, Customary, Habitual; accustomed, wonted, regular, ordinary, every-day. As habit goes beyond custom in its regularity, so habitual goes beyond usual or customary. Indeed, habitual would now hardly be used where it was not meant that the habit was uniform and unbroken or firmly fixed as an element of character: as, habitual indolence. The other words lead up to this: usual, that which occurs much more often than not; customary, that which occurs in the larger part of all the cases. See custom.

adj. commonly used or practiced; usual

"BAGHDAD, Iraq, June 1 — Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki lashed out at the American military on Thursday, denouncing what he characterized as habitual attacks by troops against Iraqi civilians."

usual   

occasional   

habitual cognition    habitual criminal    habitual logic   

habit   

habitually   

familiar    usual    ordinary    regular    common    accustomed    wonted    customary    constant    consuetudinary   

ritual   

utmost    instinctive    peculiar    deliberate    apparent    constant    customary    outward    excessive    inward