Accustomedness
/əˈkʌs.təmd.nəs/noun
The state of being habituated or used to something.
Did you know?Its deeper ancestry runs through Latin *consuescere* (“to become accustomed”), from *suus* (“one’s own”), so the word is built on the ancient idea that repetition can make something feel like part of your own nature.
Etymological Timeline
Latin
Latin
consuescere
“to become accustomed, grow used to”
Latin
Latin
consuetudo
“habit, custom, usual practice”
Old French
Old French
acostumer
“to habituate, to make customary”
Middle English
English
accustomen
“to make used to; to habituate”
Modern English
English
accustomedness
“the state or condition of being accustomed”