habituated造句

Wealth habituated him to luxury.

He has habituated himself to hard work

They are habituated to hard work.

By the end of winter, he was habituated to cold.

She has habituated herself to getting up early

The responsibility of command had habituated him to making quick decisions

According to this theory, people are less responsive to what they got habituated to.

From his childhood, Jack has habituated himself to getting up early.

Vast wealth has temptations which fatally and surely undermine the moral structure of persons not habituated to its possession.

The city will not be benefited as much from changing law as it will be harmed "through being habituated to disobey the rulers."

It seems too overwhelming to think about making a big change and sticking with it every day for the rest of your life when you're still habituated to doing the opposite.