Synonyms for accustomed to
ac·cus·tomed to

Princeton's WordNet

1. accustomed to, used toadjective

   in the habit of or adapted to

   "accustomed to doing her own work"; "I've grown accustomed to her face"; "we are used to better service in this restaurant"

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1. Josep Rull:

   We deny that there have been any illegal payments, we are very accustomed to this kind of action being taken for political reasons.

2. Novartis Chief Executive Joe Jimenez:

   If you look at the mistakes that were made that have led to the slowdown, we were not as vigilant enough... on ensuring that the innovation pipeline would result in continued growth, the second is, I think we went a little too far on cost savings, we reduced some of the services that they had grown accustomed to at Alcon.

3. Mariana Kersh:

   Bone adaptation usually occurs in response to dynamic repetitive movements that the body is not accustomed to seeing, the strain on the bone must also be of sufficient magnitude( higher than usual) to induce adaptation. With what we know about how bone responds to mechanical loading, changing posture alone would likely not result in bone changes, especially within a single lifetime.

4. Cheryl Dorsey:

   All of this was preventable, you have officers who are young on the job, unsupervised out there doing what Memphis Police Department do on a regular basis. This was not anything that they are n’t accustomed to doing.

5. Hanna Yemielianenko:

   We are very tolerant and we are accustomed to living in peace, we will always manage to preserve this, regardless of the leadership's position.