Habitual ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Habitual ( adjective )

1. Done as a usual or regular practice; customarily done.
2. Characteristic of a particular person, group, or activity; typical.

Origin:

From the latin habitus, meaning "having a certain habit or disposition".

Examples:

1. He was a habitual smoker, lighting up at least one cigarette every hour.
2. She had a habitual tendency to procrastinate, often leaving projects until the last minute.
3. His habitual lateness was a source of constant frustration for his colleagues.
4. The company's habitual focus on short-term profits had led to neglect of long-term sustainability.
5. The player's habitual use of performance-enhancing drugs was finally discovered by the team.

(As a noun)

Habitual ( noun )

1. Done as a usual or regular practice; customarily done.
2. Characteristic of a particular person, group, or activity; typical.

Origin:

From the latin habitus, meaning "having a certain habit or disposition".

Examples:

1. He was a habitual smoker, lighting up at least one cigarette every hour.
2. She had a habitual tendency to procrastinate, often leaving projects until the last minute.
3. His habitual lateness was a source of constant frustration for his colleagues.
4. The company's habitual focus on short-term profits had led to neglect of long-term sustainability.
5. The player's habitual use of performance-enhancing drugs was finally discovered by the team.