Habituate (verb)

1. To become accustomed to something through regular exposure or practice.
2. To accustom oneself to something; to make something familiar.

Origin:

From latin habitus (condition, state, appearance) and habitare (to dwell, reside) which later influenced the word habit in english. habituate is a back-formation from habituation.

Examples:

1. He habituated himself to the loud noise of the city.
2. She habituated to the taste of coffee after drinking it every day for a month.
3. Habituate means to become accustomed to something through regular exposure or practice.
4. Habituation is the process of adjusting to a stimulus, which can lead to a decrease in response to that stimulus over time.
5. It can also refer to the process of adapting to a new environment or situation.