disaccustom
verb
dis·ac·cus·tom ˌdis-ə-ˈkə-stəm 
disaccustomed; disaccustoming; disaccustoms
transitive verb
: to free from a habit
Word History
Etymology
Middle French desaccoustumer, from Old French desacostumer, from des- dis- + acostomer to accustom
First Known Use
1530, in the meaning defined above
disaccustomed
adjective
as in opposed
Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- opposed
- weaned
- inexperienced
- new
- averse
- unlikely
- unseasoned
- disinclined
- unaccustomed
- unused
- unapt
- unwonted
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- accustomed
- used
- liable
- habituated
- prone
- given
- likely
- apt
- inclined
- hardened
- wont
- inured
- grandmother
- grandmother clock
- grandmother-in-law
- grandmotherliness
- grandmotherly
- grandmothers
- grandmothers-in-law
- grandnephew
- grandnephews
- grandness
- grandnesses
- grandniece
- grandnieces
- grandomania
- grandpa
- grandpapas
- grandpappy
- grandparent
- grandparental
- grandparenthood
- grandparenthoods
- grandparenting
- grandparents
- grandpas
- grandpaternal