n. 1 something that a person does so often that it is done without thinking; 2 a special kind of clothing worn by certain groups.
John realizes that he must change his habits.
John realizes that he must change his habits.
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We are studying the nomadic habits of the Bedouins.
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What did Bill develop odd habits in during his time in college at Harvard?
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She has lavish spending habits.
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She needs to unlearn her bad habits.
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Why is the bathroom habits of sloths bizarre?
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Do not revert to your old bad habits.
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My cousin is a field biologist who studies the eating habits of deer.
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His uncleanly habits drove his mother crazy.
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The professor versed her students in good study habits.
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What is one of Grandma's worst habits of all?
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Her boss fired her for her slovenly work habits.
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I enjoy hygienic habits like using disposable tissues.
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Sean said he could break horses of their bad habits by which method?
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They're sloughing all their bad habits.
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practice; routine; addiction; outfit
studying for a test
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