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habit

[hab-it] / ˈhæb ɪt /


NOUN
dress, clothing, often for a particular purpose
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These practices are partly about old-fashioned habits and personal touches.

From The Wall Street Journal

Besides the expense of operating material recovery facilities, known as MRFs, Americans’ poor recycling habits are an obstacle to profit.

From The Wall Street Journal

Improving U.S. eating habits and the availability of nutritious foods is an issue with broad bipartisan support, and has been a long-standing goal of Kennedy’s Make America Healthy Again movement.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s important for early-career employees to prioritize building good saving habits as opposed to trying to maximize their returns right away, said Mike Casey, president of American Executive Advisors in the Washington, D.C., area.

From MarketWatch

The spokesperson added: "Cunningham has made a habit of talking London down, repeatedly portraying our city as broken while opposing the multiculturalism that makes it the best city in the world."

From BBC