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• v  make psychologically or physically used (to something)

• According to The Washington Post's Howard Kurtz, it's fact, and as long as the CNN doc can accustom himself to making White House money rather than cable-news money, he's expected .
• In the equally conservative diocese of Brooklyn, staid Irish and Italian churches have been conducting midweek rehearsals and demonstration Masses to accustom their flocks to .
• Girl sittin in a swinglots of flowers an things aroun her indicating she is accustom to the better things life offersan under it it sayI smoke Poincianas.

• habituate

News & Articles

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• In Mali, glitches threaten legitimacy of election
  Oumou Sangare is used to getting what she wants. Unlike most of the people lined up outside the election office here, the wife of Mali's former ambassador to the United Nations is not accustom…
  July 22, 2013 - Forest City Summit

Quotes

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• Mike Babcock in ESPN
  We've grown accustom to watching him play like that,Red Wings coach Mike Babcock said.
• Fernando Torres in Bangkok Post
  I am the one that needs to accustom myself to the way the team plays and not the other way round,said Torres. "If this team is united and works as a unit, we can achieve great things."
• Gianluca Zambrotta in International Herald Tribune
  The bench isn'ta problem for Ronnie. We have a lot of games this year ...... it can happen to any player,defender Gianluca Zambrotta said, adding that Henry "like all players who come to Spain needs some time to accustom himself to the...