customary

  • 51customary — cus·tom·ar·y || kÊŒstÉ™mrɪ adj. conventional, habitual …

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  • 52customary — adjective in accordance with custom; usual. ↘Law established by or based on custom rather than common law or statute. noun (plural customaries) historical another term for custumal. Derivatives customarily adverb customariness noun …

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  • 53customary — a. Usual, common, wonted, habitual, accustomed, conventional, consuetudinary …

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  • 54customary — adj accustomed, habitual, set, fixed, rooted, established, traditional, consuetudinary, confirmed; usual, wonted, regular, daily, routine, normal, natural; ordinary, conventional, everyday, commonplace; general, prevailing, prevalent, common,… …

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  • 55customary — cus·tom·ary …

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  • 56customary — adjective Syn: usual, traditional, normal, conventional, habitual, familiar, accepted, accustomed, routine, established, time honoured, prevailing Ant: unusual …

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  • 57customary — [ˈkʌstəməri] adj usual customarily [kʌstəˈmerəli] adv …

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  • 58customary — cus•tom•ar•y [[t]ˈkʌs təˌmɛr i[/t]] adj. 1) according to or depending on custom; usual; habitual 2) of or established by custom rather than law 3) law Law. defined by long continued practices • Etymology: 1515–25; < ML cus•tom•ar•i•ly ˌkʌs… …

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  • 59customary —   Ma amau, pa a mau, kūmau, kuluma, laha …

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  • 60customary — adj. & n. adj. 1 usual; in accordance with custom. 2 Law in accordance with custom. n. (pl. ies) Law a book etc. listing the customs and established practices of a community. Derivatives: customarily adv. customariness n. Etymology: med.L… …

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