Accustomed

Vocabulary Spotlight

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: अभ्यस्त (abhyast), आदत में होना – Familiar with or used to something; habitual.

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Used to – आदत में (aadat mein)
Familiar – परिचित (parichit)

Habitual – नियमित (niyamit)
Routine – दिनचर्या (dincharya)

“Accustomed” Latin aur Old French se aaya hai. Latin mein “accostumare” ka matlab hai kisi cheez ki aadat daalna.

Adjective: Accustomed – अभ्यस्त (abhyast)

Noun: Custom – परंपरा, आदत (parampara, aadat)

1. Videsh mein rehne par wo naye culture ke accustomed ho gaya.

– He became accustomed to the new culture after living abroad.

2. Shor mein kaam karne ki wo accustomed ho gayi hai.

– She is accustomed to working in noisy environments.

Bharat mein log alag-alag riti-riwazon aur dharmik activities ke accustomed ho jate hain, jo unki sanskriti ka hissa hai.

“Accustomed” shabd ka istemaal aksar daily habits ya routines ke liye hota hai, jisme insaan kisi cheez ke aadat mein ho jata hai.

Unfamiliar (अपरिचित)

Avoiding (बचना)

Hesitant (हिचकिचाना)

Familiar with (परिचित)

‘Familiar with’ sahi jawab hai kyunki accustomed ka matlab hai kisi cheez ke saath itna familiar hona ki wo daily routine ka hissa ban jaye.

Latin (लैटिन)

Greek (ग्रीक)

Spanish (स्पैनिश)

German (जर्मन)

‘Latin’ sahi jawab hai kyunki accustomed shabd Latin aur Old French se aya hai.

Routine (दिनचर्या)

Comfortable (आरामदायक)

Unfamiliar (अपरिचित)

Familiar (परिचित)

‘Unfamiliar’ sahi jawab hai kyunki accustomed ka opposite unfamiliar hota hai, jo abhyast hone ka opposite hai.