wonted

I saw the gods beside me as one might see wonted things.

He threw himself into the work with more than his wonted interest and enthusiasm.

Whereupon, with his wonted decision, he set about looking for a wife.

The King raced off to meet this force with his wonted speed.

Yet the book itself vacillates between the wonted and the novel.

It was some time before I could recover my wonted composure.

But the country did not recover with its wonted elasticity.

It was as though it had always been, the wonted way of things.

But when he spoke, his voice held its wonted wintry calm.

Then, coming out, they closed the hoard door and rode away upon their wonted work.

However, two events persuaded us from our wonted round.

Nonetheless she moved with a hint of her wonted gracefulness.

And yet I am not convinced the public will slip back into its wonted passivity the next time an important project comes along.

She has got to the heart of the matter with her wonted precision and customary acuity.

Alf forced himself to speak in his wonted voice, light, cool, oblivious.

The more vulnerable face she'd shown him subsided beneath her wonted stillness.

He seemed suddenly to have relapsed into his wonted state of dense stupidity.

Surrounding objects resumed their wonted look, yet a wonderful surprise broke in upon me.

They knew not fear, as Earth men may know it; but in the face of the unusual their wonted self-assurance deserted them.

"Here he labored with his wonted zeal, and often with great success."

The voice of the nightingale was faintly heard, still chanting the wonted theme.

"Is this the wonted method of their meetings?"

Sunlight, moonlight, and starlight again bathed the world in wonted fashion.

The former there upon practiced his wonted meditation.

Kabul soon resumes its wonted aspect and the rest of the country remains perfectly quiet.