Varianten
| Gewohnheit |
habit
practice
wont
fashion
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| Angewohnheit |
habit
mannerism
practice
custom
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| Gewöhnung |
habituation
habit
acclimatization
addiction
training
|
| Kutte |
habit
frock
|
| Gewand |
garment
gown
garb
raiment
vesture
vestment
|
| Gepflogenheit |
practice
custom
habit
tradition
|
| Regel |
rule
regulation
policy
principle
norm
law
|
| Ordenstracht |
habit
|
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Dobbs, perhaps owing to an early head injury, had the habit of moving the skin of his forehead upward and so wrinkling it when speaking.
He struggled one-handed to tear off a strip of his habit and bind it closed.
He didn’t know him well, but he had been on the railhead staff manifest, a minor magister with the profession of surgeon-barber and an unfortunate gambling habit.
Aarin cursed his monk’s habit for slowing him, but he could not stop to tear it free.
And then another thought sent a shiver through him: that scribes were creatures of habit.
He was suspicious of all outsiders, as is the habit of country folk.
The man’s sense of duty and love manifested itself as the violence against Peter, but eventually that lost its original purpose and became nothing more than a daily habit.
Mark had called this morning and she’d answered her phone out of habit.
A new habit.
”“I didn’t realize Illyrians were in the habit of fucking their sisters.
Four other monks stood around a fifth whose outer habit had been removed, though his face was still bandaged.
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