habitually

You can only get into management when you're habitually late.

Her skills were great, and she habitually kept a level head.

Bob was habitually late, but never seemed to get caught.

Taken on, as she habitually did, the role of adult to the child.

She had habitually refused to give her age, but friends said 84 might be close.

And, for the same reason, she habitually kept her windows closed.

If you habitually use the wrong oil it could be shorter yet.

One could tell by the way certain members of Congress habitually voted who paid for them.

They habitually let the glass receive the heat of their hand.

He also set up a separate school for habitually violent students.

Habitually standing with most of your weight on one has consequences.

Or were they simply the early trains the workers habitually caught?

Jim said, habitually shaking his hand when he reached him.

I just kind of habitually clipped it on this morning.

Few caught his play on the original clothing sense of habitually.

Yet they are habitually linked and should be for generations to come.

It is a market where loan officers are habitually on the road.

To refer to an action or event that takes place habitually.

He is habitually late for appointments and often fails to show at all.

First, Texans do not habitually look to government to solve problems.

He habitually spends two hours here, talking to friends, relaxing.

Singers habitually talk about their voices in the third person.

"Toward the end she struck at others habitually, I would say.

What is more, she has taken to habitually challenging your authority and decisions.

There are a few people in the island who speak other languages habitually.