disaccustom


dis·ac·cus·tom

verb \ˌdis-ə-ˈkəs-təm\

Definition of DISACCUSTOM

transitive verb
: to free from a habit

Origin of DISACCUSTOM

Middle French desaccoustumer, from Old French desacostumer, from des- dis- + acostomer to accustom
First Known Use: 1530

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