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in the PONS Dictionary

cōnsuētus <a, um>

P. Adj. zu consuesco poet; nachkl.

consuetus
gewohnt, gewöhnlich [ libido ]
See also

I. cōn-suēscō <suēscere, suēvī, suētum> VERB intr

1.

consuesco
sich gewöhnen an (m. Dat; ad; Infin) [ mori ]
cōnsuēvisse perf
gewohnt sein, pflegen
cōnsuētus, a, um P. P. P.
an etw. gewöhnt, mit etw. vertraut m. Dat o. Infin

2.

cum alqo consuevisse
mit jmdm. vertrauten Umgang haben, ein Verhältnis haben

II. cōn-suēscō <suēscere, suēvī, suētum> VERB trans poet; nachkl.

consuesco
etw. o. jmd. an etw. gewöhnen (an etw.: m. Dat o. Infin) [ iuvencum aratro; vitem umori ]

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

cōnsuētus, a, um P. P. P.
an etw. gewöhnt, mit etw. vertraut m. Dat o. Infin

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