habitual

Princess Margaret—another Royal sibling who struggled with lack of purpose—was a habitual, heavy drinker.

Everything about his behavior—his lassitude, his habitual indifference—makes more sense when you know his circumstances.

Lawson told the court, “I have never been a habitual user.”

He could change his name but not his nature—his habitual brawling and drinking cost him his job a year later.

They want the jury to deduce that it was a sort of habitual foreplay employed by the popular coach.

They had been sitting thus for more than an hour, and there was about their attitude a suggestion that silence was habitual.

It needed all Sewell's habitual self-command not to show the uneasiness these tidings occasioned him.

Wayne glanced around their seclusion with his habitual caution, slightly knit his brows perplexedly, and said: "You fell in?"

Consent, the essence of all good marriage upon earth, is the habitual state of Angels in Heaven.

He gave one the impression of just protecting himself from boredom by habitual loyalty and a finely tempered sense of duty.