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Definition
psychologically or physically used to something
- 'She's not accustomed to be spoiled — not kept for a pet.'Chapter 1 (69% in)
- 'No matter — I'm not accustomed to go to bed in the long hours.Chapter 7 (86% in)
- He must get accustomed to him, and he may as well like him: considering how Heathcliff has reason to object to him, I'm sure he behaved excellently!'Chapter 10 (48% in)
- 'Well, sir,' returned I, 'I hope you'll consider that Mrs. Heathcliff is accustomed to be looked after and waited on; and that she has been brought up like an only daughter, whom every one was ready to serve.Chapter 14 (47% in)
- Mr. Heathcliff started; his eye rapidly surveyed our faces, Catherine met it with her accustomed look of nervousness and yet defiance, which he abhorred.Chapter 33 (14% in)
There are no more uses of "accustomed" in Wuthering Heights.
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