habit

• make a habit

  Try not to make a habit of it…’

• bad habit

  A bad habit.

• have a habit

  Myths have a habit of ignoring the truth.

• become a habit

  Has this become a habit of mind?

• habit of being

  Troubles have a habit of being compounded.

• habit of making

  Get out of this habit of making digs about people.

• habit of using

  He had decided not to make a habit of using the motorcycle for work.

• habit of getting

  I voiced my resentment openly, but my fatigue was confided only to my diary and to those of my friends who already knew that I was in the habit of getting up and wandering around at night.

• habit of taking

  The habit of taking two days off proved popular in London.

• unfortunate habit

  Pop carols, of course, mustn't create the unfortunate habit of diverting attention to the figure of Jesus.

• habit of coming

  ‘You cannot make a habit of coming here.’