Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
force-of-habit
noun
/fɔrs əv ˈhæbɪt/
Definition
The strong influence of routine or habitual behavior, often leading individuals to act automatically without thinking.
Examples
- Many people continue their morning routines out of force-of-habit, even when their circumstances change.
- She went to the same coffee shop every morning, driven by the force-of-habit.
Meaning
Force-of-habit refers to the tendency to repeat actions or behaviors that have become ingrained in one’s routine or lifestyle. These actions are often performed without conscious thought or decision-making.
Synonyms
- habit
- routine
- custom
- practice
- tradition
