habitprune
/ˈhæbɪtˌpruːn/verbVerified NewAlso in: Gewohnheitsbeschneiden (Deutsch) · habipoda (Español) · habilague (Français)
To cut a habit from the routine on purpose, to make room for a better one.
To habitprune is to end the podcast habit, the scroll habit, or the third coffee with ceremony and reasoning. The cut is honest, the gap is felt for a week, and the new habit grows into the space or doesn't. Pruning is the gardener's move, and the routine is a garden, and everyone's is overgrown.
Etym. — habit + prune — the deliberate cut that reshapes the routine.
Novelty check: APPROVE
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