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Being accustomed to

Disposed, willing, ready (to do something)

According to the customs or usual practices associated with a particular society, place, or set of circumstances

One's customary behaviour

An urgent need or demand

A popular or the latest style of clothing, hair, decoration, or behavior

A purpose for which something may be employed

To impart information or knowledge

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Adjective

Being accustomed to

in the habit of

acclimatized^US

familiarized^US

acclimatised^UK

familiarised^UK

acquainted with

conversant with

desensitized^US

desensitised^UK

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“The manager was satisfied that his side attempted to conjure something, as has been their wont since the season began.”

Adjective

Disposed, willing, ready (to do something)

favourably inclined

leaning towards

with a tendency

in the habit of

tending towards

more than willing

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Adjective

According to the customs or usual practices associated with a particular society, place, or set of circumstances

long-established

according to Hoyle

playing it safe

standard operating procedure

run-of-the-mill

common or garden

undistinguished

standardized^US

middle-of-the-road

standardised^UK

well established

matter-of-course

tried and tested

no great shakes

nothing to write home about

across the board

par for the course

nothing to get excited about

nothing special

systematized^US

recognizable^US

recognisable^UK

systematised^UK

middle of the road

unexceptionable

unsophisticated

one-size-fits-all

the order of the day

in established usage

unextraordinary

run-of-the-mine

fair to middling

in the habit of

individualistic

making the rounds

doing the rounds

neither one thing nor the other

across-the-board

on everyone's lips

earlier generation

taken for granted

backward-looking

commonly accepted

generally accepted

only to be expected

widely recognized

traditionalistic

ultraconservative

paleoconservative

archconservative

tried and trusted

institutionalized^US

institutionalised^UK

well-established

readily available

widely available

signed and sealed

straight from the horse's mouth

according to the book

run of the mill

socially obligatory

conforming to accepted standards

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Noun

One's customary behaviour

matter of course

standard of living

usual procedure

acquired behavior

way of doing things

conventionalism

residential care home

order of things

social practice

humdrum existence

established practice

point of reference

conventionality

accepted behaviour

recognizance^US

required standard

historical convention

recognisance^UK

official procedure

guiding principle

established way

moral principle

point of comparison

code of behavior^US

code of behaviour^UK

method of working

arithmetic mean

course of action

only to be expected

par for the course

what one would expect

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“I was warned that senators - as is politicians' wont everywhere - like to speak for most of their allotted time, leaving only a small gap for an answer.”

Noun

An urgent need or demand

moment of truth

point of no return

critical moment

decisive moment

defining moment

hour of decision

critical period

turn of the tide

when push comes to shove

critical juncture

watershed moment

state of affairs

state of things

jumping-off point

moment of decision

critical situation

crucial occurrence

kairotic moment

when it came to it

race against time

point of decision

extreme tension

verge of collapse

spreading too thin

pretty kettle of fish

a bad situation

fine kettle of fish

a sorry condition

a difficult situation

desperate straits

awkward situation

difficult situation

problematic situation

sticky situation

sink or swim time

coming to a head

trials and tribulations

pressure cooker

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Noun

A popular or the latest style of clothing, hair, decoration, or behavior

general tendency

prevailing taste

ton^US

matter of course

fashionableness

prominent thing

important thing

the newest fashion

leisure pursuit

leisure activity

conventionality

acquired behavior

accepted behaviour

tiger by the tail

something on the brain

residential care home

usual procedure

conventionalism

established way

way of doing things

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Noun

A purpose for which something may be employed

appropriateness

line of country

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Verb

To impart information or knowledge

make conversant

indoctrinate in

keep up to date

gain friendship

become adept in

become aware of

bring into common use

get to know about

give a rundown of

give the gen about

give the low-down on

put in the picture about

get lay of land

keep up to speed with

make familiar with

put in the picture

familiarize with

make conversant with

give information about

bring up-to-date

keep someone posted

give the lowdown

become accustomed to

become accustomed

get into the habit

make knowledgeable

give the latest

keep posted one

give details to

open someone's eyes

explain the situation to

bring up to date

explain the circumstances to

give information to

describe the state of affairs to

bring up to speed

keep up to speed

give lessons to

keep in the loop

blow the whistle on

give the low-down to

give someone to understand

communicate knowledge

fill someone in

become established

break someone in

din something into

put someone through their paces

give lessons in

give instructions

give the rundown on

show the lay of the land

give the gen on

bring up to date on

make acquainted with

bring into contact with

give intelligence

knowledgeable about

acquainted with

conversant with

put on the line

keep up to date with

enlighten as to

give the low-down

offer information

give the rundown

well informed about

au courant with

in the know about

up to date with

come to terms with

become resigned

learn to live with

become acquainted with

put someone on notice

keep in the picture

give someone the latest information

break the news to

raise the alarm

sound the alarm

give fair warning to

give a warning to

give an inkling

give the high sign

give fair warning

put on the alert

keep someone briefed

give information

give the skinny on

give a sitrep to

mention something to

supply with facts

give somebody the lowdown

get off your chest

make a reference to the fact

put flea in ear

give someone to believe

refer to the fact

allude to the fact

let it be known

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