Difference between Accustomed and Customary

ACCUSTOMED vs CUSTOMARY: NOUN

A book or document containing a statement or account of the legal customs and rights of a province, city, manor, etc.: as, the customary of Normandy. Formerly also written custumary, costomary.
A book which treats of the rules, regulations, usages, and ceremonies to be observed by a religious community, order, or college. Also custumary.
A book containing laws and usages, or customs.

In accordance with convention or custom
Commonly used or practiced; usual
Commonly practiced, used, or encountered; usual. : usual.
Based on custom or tradition rather than written law or contract.
Agreeing with, or established by, custom; established by common usage; conventional; habitual.
Holding or held by custom.
Holding or held by custom; as, customary tenants; customary service or estate.

Commonly used or practiced
Usual
Having custom or patronage; frequented.
Often practised or used; customary; habitual; made familiar through use; usual; wonted: as, in their accustomed manner.

According to custom, or to established or common usage; wonted; usual: as, a customary dress; customary compliments.
Consisting in or established on custom.
Habitual; in common practice: as, customary vices.
In English law: Holding by the custom of the manor: as, customary tenants, who are copyholders.
Commonly used or practiced
Usual
Held by the custom of the manor: as, a customary freehold.

Ordinary, Practiced, Routine, Normal, Regular, Experienced, Familiar, Acquainted, Habituated, Wont to, Used to, Wonted, Usual, Customary, Habitual

Ancestral, Common, Commonplace, Regular, Unusual, Routine, Normal, Usually, Typical, Traditional, Conventional, Habitual, Wonted, Accustomed, Usual

Used, Ordinary, Practiced, Routine, Normal, Regular, Experienced, Familiar, Acquainted, Habituated, Used to, Wonted, Usual, Customary, Habitual

Practice, Ancestral, Common, Commonplace, Regular, Unusual, Routine, Normal, Typical, Traditional, Conventional, Habitual, Wonted, Accustomed, Usual

Or perhaps the person is accustomed to inactivity.
People here were accustomed to protecting their property.
You are accustomed to live a simple life.
Americans in all states are accustomed to them.
Let your rabbit get accustomed to being handled.
People have become accustomed to The Amazon Experience.
Then I had accustomed to reply if read.
If you are not accustomed to those words.
Servant, though she quickly grows accustomed to him.
Our courts are accustomed to English; they have been accustomed to laws drafted in English; they have been accustomed to interpret in English.

The Recognition of Customary Marriages Act does not expressly state whether the privacy provision applies in proceedings to dissolve customary law marriages.
Customary Court of Appeal of a State shall exercise appellate and supervisory jurisdiction in civil proceedings involving questions of customary law.
Customary Land Appeal Court is not limited to hearing appeals from Local Courts exercising jurisdiction over customary land disputes.
Customary courts deal with infractions of local customary law among members of the same ethnic group.
Customary land leased by the government from the customary owners is also included in this category.
Since, most customary lands have been recorded as USFs, this will imply a major infringement of customary rights, she adds.
There is, if you will, no settled customary practice governing how to define customary rules of law.
In contrast, interviews and observations generally indicated that customary representatives rarely interfered with customary property rights.
Commission was proposing recognitionof customary marriages at the wrong time, because most Africans considered customary marriagesinferior.
The Act recognizes customary marriages solemnized in accordance with customary law.