habitual
61habitual occlusion — the consistent relationship of the teeth in the maxilla to those of the mandible when the teeth in both jaws are brought into maximum contact, such relationship varying from individual to individual; the ideal habitual occlusion is centric… …
62habitual criminal — A recidivist (q.v.). A legal category created by statute in many states by which more severe penalties can be imposed on offenders who have multiple felony convictions. In general, habitual offender statutes (which differ from state to state)… …
63habitual criminal — A recidivist (q.v.). A legal category created by statute in many states by which more severe penalties can be imposed on offenders who have multiple felony convictions. In general, habitual offender statutes (which differ from state to state)… …
64habitual drunkard — One who drinks intoxicating liquors to excess and with habitual frequency, as the opportunity permits. One who has lost the power or will to control his appetite for intoxicating liquors or narcotics, and has the fixed habit of drunkenness. 29 Am …
65habitual intemperance — A very frequent condition of intoxication. See habitual drunkenness …
66habitual intoxication — Same as habitual drunkenness …
67habitual user — A drug addict. See habitual drunkenness …
68habitual — Synonyms and related words: accepted, accustomed, addicted, arranged, automatic, average, beaten, businesslike, chronic, common, commonplace, confirmed, constant, continual, conventional, current, customary, established, everyday, familiar, fixed …
69habitual — ha|bi|tu|al Mot Agut Adjectiu invariable …
70habitual — I (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Of the nature of a habit] Syn. ingrained, confirmed, frequent, periodic, continual, routine, mechanical, automatic, perfunctory, seasoned, iterated, permanent, perpetual, on going, consuetudinary, consuetudinal, fixed,… …
