CUSTOMARILY, CUSTOMARY
ADJECTIVES
1381 — CUSTOMABLE customary, usually; established in accordance with custom → obs.
1382 — CUSTOMED customary, habitual, usual → arch.
1393 — CUSTOMER customary, habitual; accustomed to do something → obs.
1450 — CUSTOMAL customary, habitual, usual → obs.
1494 — ACCUSTOMABLE customary, habitual, usual; usually practising or practised → obs.
1494 — ACCUSTOMATE customary, habituated, usual, accustomed → obs.
1541 — ACCUSTOMARY customary, usual → arch.
1590 — CONSUETUDINARY customary, according to custom, use, or wont
1605 — ORDINARY customary, usual; commonly practised or experienced → obs.
1627 — HABITUARY customary, habitual; of the nature of a habit; fixed by habit; existing as a settled practice → obs.
1864 — OLD customary, usual → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1885 — USITATE customary, usual; according to custom
ADVERBS
1386 — CUSTOMLY customarily, habitually, usually → obs.
1395 — CUSTOMABLY customarily, habitually, usually → obs.
1440 — HAUNTINGLY customarily, often, frequently → obs.
1450 — ACCUSTOMABLY customarily, habitually, usually, ordinarily → arch.
1662 — ACCUSTOMARILY customarily, usually → obs.
NOUNS
1405 — ACCUSTOMANCE customary use or practice
1461 — ORDER customary mode of procedure; a method of action; a customary practice; an established usage → obs.
1599 — HABITURE customary or habitual mode of behaviour → obs.
..L19 — THE ORDINARY what is customary or usual
VERBS
1477 — ACCUSTOM to make a thing customary, habitual, usual, or familiar; to practise habitually → obs.
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