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Accustomed to, or in the habit of, something

Hardened or desensitized, typically to hardship, work, or something generally undesirable

Usual or customary

Long-established and unlikely to change

Physically and mentally dependent on something (or someone)

Characterized by resignation or acceptance of a fact or situation

Stubbornly, and usually unreasonably, holding to an opinion, decision or purpose

Knowledgeable, experienced or confident in a given subject or environment

Done or based on an innate facility rather than with forethought

Having gained knowledge or skill in a particular field over time

Past tense for to cause to be acclimatized or used to something

Past tense for to cause to be acquainted with something

Past tense for to train so as to cause to be accustomed to, or ready for, something

Past tense for to make someone (or a group) familiar with or knowledgeable about something

Past tense for to join or take part in (a social group)

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Adjective

Accustomed to, or in the habit of, something

acquainted with

conversant with

in the habit of

acclimatized^US

familiarized^US

acclimatised^UK

familiarised^UK

in harmony with

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“He was accustomed to having his way. There were a hundred soldiers under his command, each one obliged to do whatever he wanted.”

Adjective

Hardened or desensitized, typically to hardship, work, or something generally undesirable

acclimatised^UK

acclimatized^US

familiarised^UK

familiarized^US

desensitized^US

desensitised^UK

“Others are past their best, and, although accustomed to hard work, do not do well.”

Adjective

Usual or customary

run-of-the-mill

long-established

common or garden

dyed-in-the-wool

tried and tested

well established

undistinguished

taken for granted

recognizable^US

firmly established

recognisable^UK

across the board

matter-of-course

par for the course

in established usage

unsophisticated

unprepossessing

one-size-fits-all

in the habit of

middle-of-the-road

unexceptionable

individualistic

well-established

widely recognized

commonly accepted

generally accepted

backward-looking

earlier generation

only to be expected

making the rounds

doing the rounds

on everyone's lips

traditionalistic

officially recognized

institutionalised^UK

institutionalized^US

neither one thing nor the other

nothing to write home about

no great shakes

standardized^US

standardised^UK

run-of-the-mine

nothing special

run of the mill

fair-to-middling

nothing to get excited about

straightforward

what one would expect

inconsequential

fair to middling

middle of the road

lacking variety

lacking variation

readily available

widely available

cheap and commonplace

blending into the background

dull as dishwater

playing it safe

standard operating procedure

according to Hoyle

of little importance

of no consequence

of no importance

of little consequence

not worth mentioning

of no great concern

across-the-board

according to the book

bred-in-the-bone

socially obligatory

conforming to accepted standards

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“They were pushed out of their accustomed habitat and almost all began farming themselves.”

Adjective

Long-established and unlikely to change

bred-in-the-bone

dyed-in-the-wool

long-established

well-established

through and through

firmly established

well established

through-and-through

deeply ingrained

keen as mustard

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Adjective

Physically and mentally dependent on something (or someone)

Adjective

Characterized by resignation or acceptance of a fact or situation

Adjective

Stubbornly, and usually unreasonably, holding to an opinion, decision or purpose

self-opinionated

dyed-in-the-wool

through and through

stubborn as a mule

as stubborn as a mule

unaccommodating

not giving an inch

sticking to one's guns

standing one's ground

with a will of one's own

determined to have one's own way

set in one's ways

stiff as a board

set in your ways

uncompassionate

with one's feet dug in

with one's toes dug in

as straight as an arrow

hold your ground

as hard as iron

as hard as stone

tough nut to crack

proof against persuasion

solid as a rock

unimpressionable

through-and-through

set in concrete

tried and tested

full of determination

meaning business

unchallengeable

bound and determined

not discouraged

keen as mustard

committed to the idea of

tall in the saddle

on one's mettle

like a ball of fire

desiring success

not subject to change

carved in stone

holding fixed views

well-established

fixed as the laws of the Medes and Persians

unreciprocating

not cooperative

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Adjective

Knowledgeable, experienced or confident in a given subject or environment

on top of things

conversant with

au courant with

knowledgeable about

well informed about

familiarized^US

in the know about

familiarised^UK

acquainted with

enlightened about

genned up about

well instructed

up-to-the-minute

well-acquainted

having your finger on the pulse

abreast of the facts

able to recognize

up to date with

with a knowledge of

know one's stuff

with an understanding of

intellectually aware

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Adjective

Done or based on an innate facility rather than with forethought

by seat of one's pants

bred in the bone

spur-of-the-moment

existing from birth

dyed-in-the-wool

part and parcel

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Adjective

Having gained knowledge or skill in a particular field over time

knowing one's stuff

knowing the score

the right stuff

out of this world

extraordinarily skilled

exceptionally skilled

immensely skilled

highly qualified

exceptionally good

knows one's stuff

not born yesterday

of the old school

of long standing

past your prime

supremely skilled

having a knack for

intellectually aware

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Verb

Past tense for to cause to be acclimatized or used to something

acclimatised^UK

acclimatized^US

familiarised^UK

familiarized^US

came to terms with

come to terms with

became resigned

become resigned

became accustomed to

become accustomed to

learned to live with

became acquainted with

become acquainted with

familiarized with

found your feet

become accustomed

become seasoned

familiarized oneself with

become naturalized

resigned yourself

found one's way around

became accustomed

became seasoned

became naturalized

gotten your bearings

got your bearings

become adept in

desensitized^US

desensitised^UK

made consistent

become habituated

become established

conditioned oneself

conditioned oneself to

habituated oneself

familiarized yourself

reconciled oneself to

oriented oneself

resigned oneself to

reconciled oneself

habituated oneself to

become habituated to

oriented oneself in

rolled with punches

become resigned to

gotten lay of land

got lay of land

became adept in

gotten into the habit

got into the habit

grew accustomed to

grown accustomed to

became habituated to

became resigned to

became habituated

gotten a feel for

grown naturally

became established

followed beaten path

followed the crowd

followed convention

run with the pack

followed tradition

followed custom

gone along to get along

swam with the stream

swum with the stream

ran with the pack

went along to get along

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“I doubt not that a few weeks' residence will accustom me to the manners of the natives.”

Verb

Past tense for to cause to be acquainted with something

familiarised^UK

familiarized^US

made conversant

made familiar with

acclimatized^US

acclimatised^UK

played oneself in

found your feet

put in the picture

put in the picture about

turned somebody on to

brought to somebody's attention

kept up to speed with

kept up to date

made knowledgeable

made somebody aware of

communicated to

gave information to

given information to

given information about

gave somebody a taste for

gave information about

got somebody into

given somebody a taste for

gotten somebody into

acquainted with

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“Sometimes, to accustom her to the idea of education, Nyanka would bring her to sit in the schoolroom during one of Yelena's lessons.”

Verb

Past tense for to train so as to cause to be accustomed to, or ready for, something

gotten into shape

licked into shape

put someone through their paces

whipped into shape

put through the grind

put through the mill

put in the picture

familiarized^US

shown the ropes

showed the ropes

familiarised^UK

gave lessons to

given lessons to

dinned something into

laid it out for

put in the picture about

made conversant with

familiarized with

given the facts

demonstrated to

made something clear to

supplied with facts

taught information

gave instruction to

given instruction to

given character

given instructions

gave instructions

given a grounding in

gave a grounding in

acquainted with

gave the gen about

gave the low-down on

given the low-down on

given the gen about

given the lowdown

gave the low-down

given the low-down

gave information to

gave the lowdown

given information to

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“Having tried, in vain, every gentle means to tame him and to accustom him to the life of domestic animals, I was often forced to correct him with the whip.”

Verb

Past tense for to make someone (or a group) familiar with or knowledgeable about something

familiarised^UK

familiarized^US

made conversant

kept up to date

indoctrinated in

gotten together

gave a rundown of

given a rundown of

gave the gen about

given the gen about

gave the low-down on

given the low-down on

kept up to speed with

brought to notice

brought to public attention

made better known

put in the picture about

familiarized with

made conversant with

made familiar with

made acquainted with

acquainted with

brought into contact with

shown the ropes

showed the ropes

made somebody aware of

given information about

gave information about

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Verb

Past tense for to join or take part in (a social group)

participated in

assimilated into

became involved in

become involved in

got involved in

gotten involved in

became a member

become a member

blended in with

played a part in

threw yourself into

thrown yourself into

put your name down for

become a part of

joined forces with

became a part of

become connected with

affiliated with

started work at

become associated with

pitched in with

volunteered for

lent a hand with

played a role in

admitted oneself into

become a competitor in

become a contestant in

obtained entrance to

committed oneself to

banded together with

started to be in

contracted to buy

associated oneself with

gained entrance to

committed oneself

bought regularly

paid a subscription

thrown one's hat in the ring

became a competitor in

became a contestant in

threw one's hat in the ring

associated with

got together with

gotten together with

became associated with

gotten in on the act

got in on the act

got oneself into

gotten oneself into

became connected with

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