Habitualness entails that an entity repeatedly does an action or embodies a trait.

With fickle, prodigal boomers, a group obsessed with staying young, age does not necessarily bring thriftiness or habitualness.

Hibernian English marks habitualness on be while Caribbean English rarely marks it, if at all.

Caribbean English speakers use preverbal does to mark habitualness and only use be as filler between does and the sentence's predicate.

He argues that this view has forgotten the origins of the values, and thus it calls what is useful good on the grounds of habitualness - what is useful has always been defined as good, therefore usefulness is goodness as a value.