accustomedness

[ACCUSTOMED.] The state of being habituated to; familiarity. "Accustomedne to sin hardens the heart."-Pierce. Sermons , p. 230. ạo-custom-ing, pr . par . [ACCUSTOM, V.] açe, s. [Fr. as an ace of cards, dice, .; Ital. as so , from Lat. as = (1) a unit, (2) a pound weight, .] 1. A unit; a single point on cards or dice; a card with but one mark upon it. [AMBSACE.) "An Ace of Hearts steps forth: The King unseen Lurk'd in her hand, and mourn'd his captive Queen." Pope : Rape of the Lock , canto iii. 95, 96. 2. A very small amount, or a very small quantity; an atom. "He will not bate an ace of absolute certainty."Dr. H. More: Government of the Tongue . ace-point. The side of a die po e ing but one point.