To accustom anybody, consuefacere aliquem with infinitive or ut, ne. To accustom anybody to anything, aliquem assuefacere aliqua re (Cic., Caes.), or (post-Augustan) alicui rei or ad aliquem. The transitive use of the originally intransitive consuescere, assuescere, was unknown to the great prose writers. To accustom one’s self, consuescere or assuescere, with infinitive or ablative (post-Augustan, also with dative or ad aliquid; assuescere even in Caes., B.G., 6, 28); assuescere in aliquid: also se assuefacere aliqua re.