custom in Latin
custom in Latin is cōnsuētūdō — custom means a long-established practice or tradition within a group or society.
custom in Latin
cōnsuētūdō
What does "custom" mean?
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noun A long-established practice or tradition within a group or society.
"It's a local custom to leave shoes at the door."
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adj Made specifically to someone's particular requirements, rather than mass-produced.
"He had a custom suit made for the wedding."
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noun The regular patronage a business gets from its customers.
"The shop relies on repeat custom from locals."
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custom in a sentence
- It's a local custom to leave shoes at the door.
- Wedding customs vary widely between cultures.
- He had a custom suit made for the wedding.
- The shop relies on repeat custom from locals.
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What is "custom" in Latin?
"custom" in Latin is cōnsuētūdō. custom means: A long-established practice or tradition within a group or society.
How do you use "custom" in a sentence?
Example: "It's a local custom to leave shoes at the door." In Latin, "custom" is cōnsuētūdō.
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