reaccustomed

In my five days at home, I became reaccustomed to the routine I left behind on the last day in August.

nspblues Diary Entry nspblues 2003

Klag had grown reaccustomed to having two limbs for everyday activities.

A Good Day To Die Keith R.A. DeCandido 1999

In the six months since Dunblane, the people of Britain had become reaccustomed to a world where unimaginable atrocity took place only beyond the removes of oceans or fictions.

Country of the Blind Brookmyre, Christopher, 1968- 1997

Once your eyes have reaccustomed themselves to the light, you scan the lounge.

Half Asleep in Frog Pajamas Robbins, Tom 1994

Had it been clear day they would not have surfaced immediately; eyes must become reaccustomed by stages to the dazzle.

A Circus of Hells Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1969

They'd just been in low-G for a while and hadn't become reaccustomed to normal weight.

The Fuzzy Papers Piper, H. Beam 1962

Mere enunciation, for example, was a thing one could so soon become reaccustomed to; already momma had ceased to congratulate me on my broad a's, and I could not help the inference that my conversation was again unobtrusively

A Voyage of Consolation (being in the nature of a sequel to the experiences of 'An American girl in London') Sara Jeannette Duncan

They'd just been in low-G for a while and hadn't become reaccustomed to normal weight.

Little Fuzzy H. Beam Piper 1934

And while he reaccustomed himself to the work Nigger Ben stood by, watching him jealously and at first with obvious suspicion.

Daughter of the Sun A Tale of Adventure Jackson Gregory 1912

Phillip Island enduro, he was able to get behind the wheel of his Kees Weel-built Holden Colorado to help get reaccustomed to driving on dust.

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