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phraseIf you say that someone is a creature of habit, you mean that they usually do the same thing at the same time each day, rather thandoing new and different things. See full dictionary entry for habitExamples of 'a creature of habit' in a sentencea creature of habit Your mealtimes are quite rigid and you are a creature of habit.I'm a creature of habit when it comes to rustling up dinner.You are a creature of habit or you are cutting-edge.I'm a creature of habit, so my writing routine is very strict.Repeat visits over three decades have turned him into a creature of habit.He was very much a creature of habit, and more often than not he'd hang out with these same four guys.I'm such a creature of habit.Dad is a creature of habit and, when planning family holidays, you could write the script before the conversation started.This is partly because you're a creature of habit, but also because you sometimes have difficulty recognising the promise in new undertakings.It makes you realise how much you react as a creature of habit as opposed to producing the right answer. |