Meaning & Definition of word "Habitually"

Habitually

/həˈbɪtʃuəli/

1. In a manner that is consistent or customary; regularly or usually.
- Example: She habitually arrives at work early to prepare for the day.
2. As a habitual practice; by habit.
- Example: He habitually checks his emails first thing in the morning.
3. In a way that indicates a long-standing or ingrained behavior.
- Example: They habitually engage in friendly banter during their meetings.
4. Consistently, often to the point of being a routine.
- Example: He habitually goes for a run every evening after dinner.
5. Referring to actions or behavior that are performed regularly.
- Example: The dog habitually waits by the door at 6 PM for its owner to come home.

From the word 'habit' with the adverbial suffix '-ually'.

habitually late:

Frequently arriving after the expected time.

habitually early:

Often arriving before the expected time.

habitually tired:

Regularly feeling fatigue or exhaustion.

habit:

A settled or regular practice.

habituation:

The process of becoming used to something.

Meaning: 常常 (chángcháng)

Example Sentence: He’s always playing video games; he’s常常 gaming.

Meaning: On the reg

Example Sentence: She checks her phone on the reg.