long familiar

/ˌlɔːŋ fəˈmɪljər/
adjective
  1. Known or recognized for a very long time; very well known from past experience.
    • She found comfort in the long-familiar routine of her morning walk.
    • The long-familiar smell of fresh bread drew him into the bakery every morning.
    • His voice was long-familiar to everyone in the town, as he had been the radio announcer for forty years.
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