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  • verb Present participle of habituate.

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Examples

  • Thus, while virtue is available to the few counter-cultural heroes of a liberal society, the anti-culture of liberalism has the effect of "habituating" its young toward the embrace of ever greater multiplication of choices.

    South Dakota Politics 2009

  • Thus, while virtue is available to the few counter-cultural heroes of a liberal society, the anti-culture of liberalism has the effect of "habituating" its young toward the embrace of ever greater multiplication of choices.

    South Dakota Politics 2009

  • Thus, while virtue is available to the few counter-cultural heroes of a liberal society, the anti-culture of liberalism has the effect of "habituating" its young toward the embrace of ever greater multiplication of choices.

    South Dakota Politics 2009

  • Thus, while virtue is available to the few counter-cultural heroes of a liberal society, the anti-culture of liberalism has the effect of "habituating" its young toward the embrace of ever greater multiplication of choices.

    South Dakota Politics 2009

  • Thus, while virtue is available to the few counter-cultural heroes of a liberal society, the anti-culture of liberalism has the effect of "habituating" its young toward the embrace of ever greater multiplication of choices.

    South Dakota Politics 2009

  • Thus, while virtue is available to the few counter-cultural heroes of a liberal society, the anti-culture of liberalism has the effect of "habituating" its young toward the embrace of ever greater multiplication of choices.

    South Dakota Politics 2009

  • I fear that by habituating players to these design ideals, games are gradually eroding our motivation to take big bites out of the material we're given.

    Archive 2009-05-01 SVGL 2009

  • Yes, much more, according to my team of experts, as long as you aren't stroking your putts willy-nilly, but rather in the service of habituating sound fundamentals.

    Making Big Strides in Little Strokes John Paul Newport 2011

  • I fear that by habituating players to these design ideals, games are gradually eroding our motivation to take big bites out of the material we're given.

    Great Big Bites SVGL 2009

  • Unless you've been hanging around the smaller, smart cabaret rooms in Manhattan for the last decade and a half and/or were habituating the tiny, bright Pittsburgh boite spots for some time before that, there's a world-class pop singer you may not know about but absolutely should.

    David Finkle: Easy Listener: Why You Should Know Singer Joyce Breach 2010

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