HABIT VOCABULARY

Habit: A regular practice or behavior, often done subconsciously.

Sentence: Brushing your teeth before bed is a good habit to maintain oral hygiene.

Routine: A sequence of actions regularly followed.

Sentence: She starts her day with a morning routine of yoga and coffee.

Customary: Traditional or usual behavior in a specific context.

Sentence: It’s customary in some cultures to greet people with a bow.

Addiction: A compulsive need for and use of a habit-forming substance or behavior.

Sentence: Excessive screen time can lead to a smartphone addiction.

Obsession: An excessive focus on or preoccupation with something.

Sentence: His obsession with fitness drives him to the gym every single day.

Repetition: The act of doing something again and again.

Sentence: Mastering a skill requires practice and repetition.

Instinctive: Done automatically without conscious thought.

Sentence: Checking her phone first thing in the morning is an instinctive habit.

Persistent: Continuing firmly in a course of action despite difficulty.

Sentence: His persistent efforts to wake up early have finally paid off.

Discipline: The ability to control oneself and stick to rules or a plan.

Sentence: Developing discipline helps in forming and maintaining good habits.

Craving: A strong desire for something, especially when it’s habitual.

Sentence: He had a craving for sweets every evening after dinner.

Procrastination: The habit of delaying or postponing tasks.

Sentence: Her procrastination kept her from meeting deadlines on time.

Tendency: An inclination toward a particular type of behavior.

Sentence: He has a tendency to overthink situations before taking action.