Customary, usual.

Customary, usual. rare.

Established by or in accordance with custom; usual, customary. Obsolete.

Established by or in accordance with custom; customary, habitual, usual; = accustomed, adj. 1a. Now archaic and rare.

Customarily employed, experienced, or encountered; habitual, usual. Obsolete.

= wonted, adj. II. Obsolete.

Accustomed, customary, usual. Now archaic or U.S.

Customary, habitual, usual.

In common or general use; common, customary, or ordinary, as a matter of use or practice.

Ordinarily used; constantly or customarily employed; in common use; ordinary, customary.

= famous, adj.

Customary, usual, habitual. Obsolete. rare.

Habitual, usual, customary.

Accustomed, customary, usual.

Commonly used or practised, well known, common, usual. Now rare. †frequent to: commonly occurring in.

Usual, customary.

In accordance with the usual practice or behaviour of a person or thing; habitual, typical, usual. Now frequently with possessive.

Commonly practised or used. Obsolete.

According to consuetude, custom, use and wont, or usage; customary.

Normally found or experienced; common, customary, usual. Chiefly in predicative use, in it is ordinary (with a person to do something, etc.); (also)…

Pertaining to custom, of use and wont. spec. in Philology, esp. as the epithet of a particular mood in Celtic languages.

Commonly or constantly used; usual, accustomed.

? Usual, customary.

That is prescribed by, or in accordance with, a regulation or regulations; (hence) standard; of a typical or predictable type.

Customary, usual.