Legal Definition and Related Resources of Accustomed

(Customary), adjective

• adsuetus
• common
• commonplace
• confirmed
• consuetudinal
• consuetudinary
• conventional
• established
• fixed
• habitual
• normal
• ordinary
• prevailing
• regular
• routine
• solitus
• traditional
• usual Associated Concepts: accustomed practice
• accustomed use

(Familiarized), adjective

• acclimated
• acclimatized
• acquainted
• adapted
• addicted
• adjusted
• conditioned
• familiar
• familiar through use
• given to
• habituated
• in the habit of
• ingrained with

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What does Accustomed mean in American Law?

The definition of Accustomed in the law of the United States, as defined by the lexicographer Arthur Leff in his legal dictionary is:

Usual, ordinary, that which one is used to, e.g., “He was accustomed to having two drinks before dinner, which was served precisely at six.” See also customary and entries so beginning.

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