Difference between Accustomed and Habitual

ACCUSTOMED vs HABITUAL: ADJECTIVE

Made a norm or custom or habit
Having a habit of long standing
Commonly used or practiced; usual
Done by habit.
Being so by habit: : chronic.
Established by long use; usual: : usual.
Designating an action or state that lasts for or is repeated over an extended duration, expressed in English by such means as the simple present tense (She works downtown) and the phrase used to (A factory used to be located at that intersection).
Formed or acquired by habit or use.
According to habit; established by habit; customary; constant.
Behaving in a regular manner, as a habit.
Recurring, or that is performed over and over again.
Regular or usual.

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

Formed or acquired by, or resulting from, habit, frequent use, or custom.
According to or constituting a habit; existing as a habit or a fixed condition; customary; usual; regular: as, the habitual practice of sin; the habitual exercise of forbearance; habitual good or ill health.
Synonyms Usual, Customary, Habitual; accustomed, wonted, regular, ordinary, every-day. As habit goes beyond custom in its regularity, so habitual goes beyond usual or customary. Indeed, habitual would now hardly be used where it was not meant that the habit was uniform and unbroken or firmly fixed as an element of character: as, habitual indolence. The other words lead up to this: usual, that which occurs much more often than not; customary, that which occurs in the larger part of all the cases. See custom.
Commonly used or practiced
Usual
Formed by repeated impressions; rendered permanent by continued causes: as, a habitual color of the skin

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

Regular, Typical, Recurrent, Routine, Frequent, Recidivist, Confirmed, Established, Customary, Wonted, Usual, Accustomed, Chronic, Addicted, Inveterate

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

Regular, Typical, Recurrent, Routine, Frequent, Recidivist, Confirmed, Established, Customary, Wonted, Usual, Accustomed, Chronic, Addicted, Inveterate

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.

Habitual drunkenness, or habitual use of, or addiction to the use of, any controlled substance.
Compacts are subject to limitations not only at the time they establish their habitual residence but for the entire duration of their habitual residence.
Under the habitual offender sentencing statute, those offenders receiving life sentences as habitual offenders are included in the life sentence group.
Habitual confession undermines the direct access of the soul to God, for it means the habitual interposition of the priest.
Knowledge of habitual violator status is essential element of offense of felony driving while habitual violator.
Someone who meets the definition of a habitual drunkard or a habitual user may be disqualified from owning a firearm in Maryland.
The Nation, which indulges toward another an habitual hatred, or an habitual fondness, is in some degree a slave.
What Happens if Declared a Habitual Offender Immediately Before the Habitual Offender Declaration Scheme is Abolished?
HABITUAL OFFENDERS Habitual offenders are drivers with two or more convictions of impaired driving.
Fashion is the habitual manner of adopting what you see in other people habitual.