wont|wonted|wonting|wonts in English

verb

[won't || wəʊnt]

be used to, accustomed to; become used to; become accustomed to (Archaic)

Use "wont|wonted|wonting|wonts" in a sentence

1. I only walk our wonted road.

2. He replied sharply, and without his wonted courtesy.

3. Ev'n in our Ashes live their wonted Fires.

4. 24 He replied sharply, and without his wonted courtesy.

5. He took his wonted walk round the park.

6. Still in my heart retain their wonted place.

7. 26 He was wont to rise early.

8. For once he was wrenched out of his wonted calm.

9. Paul woke early, as was his wont.

10. You're sure you wont stay for tea?

11. Yet the book itself vacillates between the wonted and the novel.

12. 14 With his wonted , collected and stately mien, he crossed the unhallowed threshold.

13. She arrived an hour late, as is her wont.

14. Old use and wont legs about the fire. 

15. He spoke for too long, as is his wont.

16. You wont find a better product than Azteca Bakeries.

17. 24 Ickes is wont to yawn in mid-conversation.

18. 25 Old use and wont legs about the fire. 

19. 16 He was wont to say that children are lazy.

20. He went to bed much earlier than was his wont.

21. You wont stop following me around now just because you're on leave?

22. As was his wont, Churchill drank scotch with water, but no ice.

23. Desmond Seymour-Strachey sat, accepting the bustle, as was his wont.

24. She has got to the heart of the matter with her wonted precision and customary acuity.

25. She went for a walk after breakfast, as was her wont.