habitual in Irish
habitual in Irish is gréasach, rialta — habitual means done so often it has become a fixed pattern of behavior.
habitual in Irish
gréasach
Of or relating to a habit; established as a habit; performed over and over again; recurrent, recurring.
rialta
What does "habitual" mean?
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adjective Done so often it has become a fixed pattern of behavior.
"His habitual lateness annoyed his coworkers."
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adjective Describing someone who does something regularly as a matter of routine.
"He was a habitual offender, back in court for the third time that year."
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habitual in a sentence
- His habitual lateness annoyed his coworkers.
- She gave a habitual shrug whenever asked about her plans.
- He was a habitual offender, back in court for the third time that year.
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What is "habitual" in Irish?
"habitual" in Irish is gréasach, rialta. habitual means: Done so often it has become a fixed pattern of behavior.
How do you use "habitual" in a sentence?
Example: "His habitual lateness annoyed his coworkers." In Irish, "habitual" is gréasach, rialta.
Are there other ways to say "habitual" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "habitual": gréasach, rialta.
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