wont

發音: US [woʊnt] UK [wəʊnt]

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given habituated used accustomed

He would, as was his wont.., walk for a mile.
資料來源: W. Trevor
It was the wont to rank science..among the highest..pursuits.
資料來源: Nature
The lark was wont my matins ring.
資料來源: Sir W. Scott
All is going on as it was wont.
資料來源: Dickens
Such a distinction is wont to be termed 'inorganic'.
資料來源: W. D. Whitney
Someone..toward whom she was wont to turn for..support.
資料來源: A. Storr
Had he not wonted to converse formerly with them, he had not now been sought.
資料來源: W. Burkitt
He who had wont to come to the patriarchs..had actually come to him.
資料來源: J. Bruce

adj.	1. accustomed or likely to do something
n.	1. a habit or custom followed by a person or group of people
v.	1. to have the habit of doing something, or give somebody the habit of doing something