habituated

But when it comes to smells, it would be better to rely on someone not already habituated.

You think for some reason that people are choosing to ignore the alerts, rather than being habituated to ignore them.

Took me years to become habituated to this, and it still bugs me if I think about it.

Keep it at 80 for a couple of weeks, you'll get habituated quickly enough and will suffer less outside as a byproduct.

No problem, the thieves will just walk through your neighborhood with the jammer for a few weeks so you get habituated to false alarms.

I was his best friend, and became habituated the smell, but many times I was viciously informed by others he smelled.

A strongly habituated one, certainly, but still just a thought.

I just don't use it as I am habituated to using my hand.

The point, of course, is that the weak one is to be bullied.) The crowd gets habituated to bullying gays, and this can become enshrined in law.

These aren’t stupid people; they are simply habituated.

This is a great project - to address your last point, I dont think it would just be noise if the user habituated to it.

As a result, the general population is habituated to only being able to turn left at the last second on a yellow signal, which complicates the short yellow timings even more.

I quickly got habituated to say "scusi" which is Italian quick apology.

The word "my" changed from "that which I possess" to "that thing whose utility I am habituated".

In my own case, I am not "addicted" in the traditional sense, but following some adverse health events that have not been resolved, I have become more more habituated to using TV and "the Internet" to "tune out".