
Wonted
[WAHN-təd]
Part of speech: adjective
Origin: Middle English, early 15th century
1.
Habitual; usual.
Examples of Wonted in a sentence
"When Clara returned home, she slipped back into her wonted, quiet life."
"Stan had a wonted morning routine."

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