habitual

It is what everyone does: the habitual response of the world I find myself in.

Her face lost its habitual smile, for the first time since they'd met.

I had not seen her in the library, which was my habitual place for months.

The lead horse came up behind him to its habitual place.

They were based only on the word of a young man whose own father later said he was a habitual liar.

But will it take some of the most serious habitual criminals off the street?

One got used to almost any habitual stink in short order, after all.

She could have been attractive, a habitual part of his mind noted.

Habitual offenders can be dropped from the program, though few are.

This had become habitual even in the confines of his own house.

But as repetition takes place, a task can become habitual.

The world's been in a habitual state of crisis for fifty years.

There was even a program to go around offering it to them in their "habitual areas."

I keep telling myself to find a habitual behavior and stick to it!

There are more than 200 species of wildlife living in their natural habitual.

She made a quick, clearly habitual movement with her shoulders.

We are too habitual to adopt his sense of "new truth."

Tonight, for just a moment, they shook his habitual calm.

So the more conscious we are the less likely it is that our activities become habitual.

As a habitual offender, he could get more than 15 years in prison.

We'll look at some ways people have conquered habitual change on the next page.

After all, he was well known as an habitual offender for two full decades.

This was no easy agenda in a place of habitual corruption.

Just the initial step and get back down so that it becomes more habitual.

She regarded the work with a contempt perhaps habitual to her.