1. Commonly used or practiced; usual; SYN. customary, habitual, wonted.
2. (Often followed by 'to') In the habit of or adapted to

Accustomed, acclimatized, habituated; made well-known, made commonplace, made ordinary (also familiarised)

1. Commonly used or practiced; usual; SYN. customary, habitual, wonted.
2. (Often followed by 'to') In the habit of or adapted to

ETYM Old Eng. familer, familier, French familier, from Latin familiaris, from familia family. Related to Family.
1. Within normal everyday experience; common and ordinary.
2. (Often followed by 'with') Well known or easily recognized.
3. Having mutual interests or affections; of established friendship; SYN. intimate.
4. Natural and unstudied; SYN. free-and-easy, casual.
5. Taking undue liberties; SYN. overfamiliar. + prikaži više

ETYM Cf. French habituel, Late Lat. habitualis. Related to Habit.
Made a norm or custom or habit.

1. Accustomed, used
2. Inclined, apt

Usual or ordinary especially by reason of established habit

According to habit or custom.