wonted
/ˈwoʊn.tɪd/Word connections
adjective
/ˈwoʊn.tɪd/
Устаревшее или литературное прилагательное, означающее привычный, обычный или устоявшийся.
Adjetivo literario o anticuado que significa habitual, acostumbrado o arraigado por la costumbre.
Adjectif littéraire ou vieilli signifiant habituel, coutumier ou établi par l'usage.
Veraltetes oder literarisches Adjektiv mit der Bedeutung gewohnt, üblich oder eingeführt.
Adjetivo arcaico ou literário que significa habitual, costumeiro ou acostumado; algo que se tornou usual por força do hábito ou da tradição.
古旧或文学用语，形容词，意为习惯的、惯常的、通常的或已成惯例的。
صفة قديمة أو أدبية تعني معتادًا أو مألوفًا أو راسخًا.
An archaic or literary adjective meaning customary, usual, or habitual.
Customary or usualC2formalbritish
Accustomed or habitual; something that is done regularly or is typical.
ПривычныйAcostumbrado, habitualhabituel, coutumierGewohntCostumeiro习惯的معتاد- He returned to his wonted seat by the window.
- She greeted us with her wonted warmth and kindness.
- The morning routine followed its wonted pattern.
Synonymsaccustomedcustomaryfamiliarhabitualnormalordinaryregularusual
Antonymsatypicalrareunaccustomeduncommonunfamiliarunusualunwonted
Forms
- more wonted comparative form
- most wonted superlative form
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