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not habituated to

to be accustomed to something

being used to

the condition of being accustomed to wearing clothes

I'm not used to doing this.

to gain sufficient experience

to become accustomed to something and make it a habit

to become accustomed to something unusual

getting used to it day by day

the act of habituating

to get used to doing something

a matter with which one becomes very familiar

to be accustomed to dressing one's hair

He is not used to teaching―not accustomed to class-work.

the state of growing accustomed to something

You'll get used to it in no time.

to become accustomed to riding

This is difficult if you aren't used to it.

the act of getting used to something

I still cannot get used to that.

You may as well get used it.

He has an easy address.

Familiarity breeds contempt.

I still cannot get used to that.

to become an expert at something

I am a stranger in these parts.

Familiarity breeds contempt.

to be accustomed to handling an object

If you keep him at it, he will soon get used to it.

He is an old hand at it.