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   unfamiliar

   /ˌʌnfəˈmɪlɪə/

   adjective

   • 1. not known or recognized: "he felt a stranger among the crowd of unfamiliar faces" Similar unknownnewstrangequeerforeignalienunheard ofbeyond someone's kenOpposite familiar
   • ▪ unusual or uncharacteristic: "the yellow taxicab was an unfamiliar sight on these roads" Similar unusualuncommonunconventionalnoveldifferentexoticalternativeunorthodoxoddpeculiarcuriousatypicaluncharacteristicunwontedabnormalanomalousaberrantout of the ordinaryOpposite common
   • 2. not having knowledge or experience of: "he seems unfamiliar with recent research on this topic" Similar unacquainted withunused tounaccustomed tounconversant withunpractised ininexperienced inunskilled inunversed inuninformed aboutunenlightened aboutignorant ofuninitiated innew tofresh tostrange toa stranger tounaware ofinformal:in the dark aboutrare:nescient ofOpposite conversant

   Scrabble Points: 15

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   • I

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2. www.merriam-webster.com › dictionary › unfamiliar withUnfamiliar with (something) Definition & Meaning -...

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   Sep 19, 2024 · The meaning of UNFAMILIAR WITH (SOMETHING) is not having any knowledge of something. How to use unfamiliar with (something) in a sentence.

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   Sep 9, 2024 · There are so many interesting words in the English language, but people tend to use the same ones over and over again when they’re having a conversation. If you want to change up your vocab a...

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   6 days ago · If necessary, define unfamiliar or complex terms, concepts, or ideas and provide the appropriate background information to place the research problem in proper context [e.g., historical, cultural, economic, etc.].

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   5 days ago · Professional English can be defined as the use of English in a formal and appropriate manner within a professional environment. It involves using correct grammar, vocabulary, and tone to effectively communicate in a business setting.

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   Sep 13, 2024 · Define unfamiliar terms. Additionally, if the presentation is out of the audience’s depth, clarify unfamiliar terms. They may not be immediately comprehended when they are spoken, so take a moment to educate. Doing so will help make the presentation more accessible. Interpret statistics

7. press.princeton.edu › ideas › ungoverning-an-unfamiliar-nameUngoverning: an unfamiliar name for an unfamiliar danger

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   3 days ago · Ungoverning: an unfamiliar name for an unfamiliar danger. “I want to bring everything crashing down” is the manifesto of a master of chaos, Steve Bannon, whose desire to destroy captures the core goal of Donald Trump, his movement, and the party he has come to define. There is almost no precedent for this in the annals of political history.

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   1 day ago · In the first step (Fig. 4), we defined what words made a description more beer-like or seltzer-like, so that in the second step (Fig. 5), we could determine which groups of descriptions are more beer-like and/or seltzer-like. Finally, we investigated which words were the most explanatory for the beer-likeness or seltzer-likeness of the groups ...