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Verb(1) make psychologically or physically used (to something(2) make psychologically or physically used (to something)(3) get used to

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(1) Ian stood, his head down and eyes lowered, in his accustomed stance of subservience.(2) You nodded to them to show you were fine, and then settled in your accustomed chair.(3) This play between liminal and subliminal is an accustomed part of a novelist's technique.(4) My uncle's familiar voice filled with his accustomed brisk sternness answered.(5) We like to cuddle up in an accustomed environment, we tend to gravitate towards faces we can identify ourselves with.(6) I ordered all the drivers to carry out the accustomed work at the usual hours, which was done.(7) Like Francis, most of the characters in this drama are today continuing in their accustomed roles.(8) Despite the foul weather, the hosts managed to keep the ball flowing in their accustomed style, and had a number of candidates for man of the match.(9) But he sings with his accustomed passion and the voice is holding up very well.(10) She rocked the gleaming harp towards her, nestling it into its accustomed spot on her right shoulder.(11) New Zealand threw into 10 lineouts and not once was the fly-half in the accustomed role of first receiver.(12) Unable to take their accustomed walks beside the sea, people read books, leading to an increase in borrowing at Ipswich library.(13) The strange look of anger on her face quickly subsided, and her accustomed cheer returned.(14) Thus, in many ways qualitative research cuts across the grain of accustomed research practice.(15) Harry was already sleeping in his accustomed place and, unusually, Dolly came up to rest near my feet.(16) The results seemed excellent, and he found himself able to work again with his accustomed acumen and vigour.