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accustomed

adjective/əˈkəstəmd/

being in the habit of doing something, being familiar with something

Jared's parents encouraged him to get a job at a young age so that he would become accustomed to hard work.

be used tofamiliar with
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Advanced — Set 58

Set 58 of Advanced covers 5 words: accustomed, restricted, distracted, entitled, distressed. Each entry below includes its definition, an example sentence, and synonyms — practice them with the interactive cards above.

  1. accustomed · adjective/əˈkəstəmd/

    being in the habit of doing something, being familiar with something

    Jared's parents encouraged him to get a job at a young age so that he would become accustomed to hard work.

    Synonyms: be used to, familiar with

  2. restricted · adjective/rəˈstrɪktəd/

    limited in extent or range of possibility

    The area was restricted to the military and no one could gain access without permission.

    Synonyms: limited, confined, restrained

  3. distracted · adjective/dəˈstræktəd/

    diverted in attention to another activity while trying to accomplish a task

    There were so many toys in the room that the child got distracted and couldn't complete his homework.

    Synonyms: disturbed, interrupted, inattentive

  4. entitled · adjective/ɪnˈtaɪdld/

    officially granted the right to do something; believing one deserves special treatment

    Full-time employees are all entitled to a bonus at the end of the year.

    Synonyms: privileged, advantaged; arrogant

  5. distressed · adjective/dəˈstrɛst/

    extremely upset, sad, or anxious about a situation

    The director was so distressed at the news of the plane crash that he called off the rest of the takes and sent the crew home.

    Synonyms: agitated, afflicted