well-accustomed


adjective(well accustomed when postpositive)
  1. sufficiently used to: well accustomed to desert conditions

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How to use well-accustomed in a sentence

  • Never before had the packing to which she was so well accustomed, been so bitter a task to the Captain's wife.

  • The boudoir was a long way from the salon; they had heard only a part of the tumult, to which indeed they were well accustomed.

  • The journey was effected, as was usual in those days, by water, an element to which the Gilberts were now well accustomed.

    Lola Montez | Edmund B. d'Auvergne
  • Never before had the packing, to which she was so well accustomed, been so bitter a task to the Captain's wife.

    The Peace Egg and Other tales | Juliana Horatia Ewing
  • I have had him, as Kulluka knows, ever since he was a small cub, and we are now well accustomed to each other.

    Akbar | P. A. S. van Limburg-Brouwer