Results for accustom

Definitions of accustom:

part of speech: verb transitive

To cause to be familiar by use; as, to accustom oneself to new conditions.

part of speech: verb transitive

To make familiar by custom: to habituate.

part of speech: noun

Custom.

Usage examples for accustom:

• He will marry some day, darling, and you might as well accustom yourself to the thought. "Virginia", Ellen Glasgow

• They also wish that the Princess of Wales should accustom herself to drink wine. "The First Governess of the Netherlands, Margaret of Austria", Eleanor E. Tremayne

• She did not give way a single step; she let him slowly accustom himself to the sight of her. "Invisible Links", Selma Lagerlof