Habitually

Pronunciation: /həˈbɪtʃuəli/

Definitions of habitually

adverb In a habitual manner; regularly or repeatedly

Example Sentences

A1 She habitually brushes her teeth before bed.

A2 He habitually takes a walk in the park every morning.

B1 They habitually check their email first thing in the morning.

B2 The team habitually meets every Friday to discuss project updates.

C1 She habitually reads at least one book a week.

C2 He habitually practices mindfulness meditation to reduce stress.

Examples of habitually in a Sentence

formal She habitually arrives at the office ten minutes early every day.

informal He habitually forgets his keys and has to ask for a spare.

slang They habitually binge-watch TV shows on weekends.

figurative The old man habitually reminisces about his youth.

Grammatical Forms of habitually

• past tense: habitually
• plural: habitually
• comparative: more habitually
• superlative: most habitually
• present tense: habitually
• future tense: will habitually
• perfect tense: has habitually
• continuous tense: is habitually
• singular: habitually
• positive degree: habitually
• infinitive: to habitually
• gerund: habitually
• participle: habitually

Origin and Evolution of habitually

First Known Use: 0014 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'habitually' originated from the Latin word 'habitualis', which is derived from the verb 'habitare' meaning 'to dwell, inhabit'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'habitually' has evolved to signify a regular or repeated behavior or action, emphasizing the idea of something done as a habit or custom.