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. Bill Gardner:

   New Hampshire people aren't accustomed to walking away or stepping down from New Hampshire people civic duty. And I will not, either.

2. Chief Judge Beryl Howell:

   Where we have Congress appropriating all this money due directly to the events on January 6, I have found the damage amount of less than $ 1.5 million, when all of us American taxpayers are about to foot the bill for close to half a billion dollars, a little bit surprising, i'm accustomed to the government being fairly aggressive.

3. Nadia Gordon:

   Unfortunately with manatees, they are accustomed to being tidally stranded at times, we just let nature take its course.

4. Mark Leibovich:

   Clinton will probably get attacked and baited by one of the others...She is accustomed to this, and will be prepared and knows how to handle herself, she just needs to hit her notes, remind everyone that she's a competent and possibly historic figure -- and better than the campaign she has run to this point, not to mention the caricature that her opponents have perpetuated.

5. Tracy Brown:

   At that point in time, I was not really accustomed to saying no.