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      customary
      noun
      (law) A book containing laws and usages, or customs; a custumal.
      adjective
      In accordance with, or established by, custom or common usage.
      Holding or held by custom.
      Roots
      comcus- · Latin · together, withsuesceretom- · Latin · to become accustomed-arius-ary · Latin · pertaining to
      Synonyms for customary
      habitualadjaccustomedadjconsuetudinarynusualadjwontedadjconventionaladjtraditionaladjcommonplaceadjregularadjnormaladjcommonadjstandardadj
      Words related to customary
      consuetudinalnuncustomaryadjusualnessncustomableadjconsuetudenhabitualnessncustumaltypicaladjordinarilyadvnormallyadvnonconventionaltypicallyadvcommonplacenessnhabituallyadvnormntypicalnessnusuallyadvceremoniousadjtraditionaryadjunexceptionallyadvconventionalityncustomnroutinelyadvunremarkablyadvhabitudenusancentraditionallyadvceremoniousnessn

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