acquainted
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3.9
- adjective
- /əˈkwāntəd/
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familiarizado
- She soon became acquainted with the local culture after moving to the new city.
She then caught up and she became acquainted with Atwater's publications about these things.
- She then caught up and she became acquainted with Atwater's publications about these things.
- But at larger weddings there may be people with whom you are less acquainted or not at all.
- I came in and he said, I just want to get acquainted and see.
- And I'd heard of OS before, but I hadn't really, you know, I wasn't really that acquainted with, with how great he was.
- If you were raised by a communal narcissist, you are well acquainted with the alternate universe in which you were raised.
- We're in the air, we've gotten acquainted with our space, and now I'm going to give you a full tour of the resident.
- I think at this point you guys are sort of newly acquainted with the idea of a PMF or probability mass function.
- So give yourself enough time to get acquainted with some people and make yourself bigger by associating with people that can pitch with you.
- Loctansius would have been well acquainted with their works, many of which he had access to, but we don't have access to anymore.
- Plus this is quite the interesting thing getting acquainted all right.
Examples
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So give yourself enough time to get acquainted with some people and make yourself bigger by associating with people that can pitch with you.
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But at larger weddings there may be people with whom you are less acquainted or not at all.
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She then caught up and she became acquainted with Atwater's publications about these things.
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But for those who have yet to be acquainted with this unique and gentle soul, Zach is a triple board certified physician.
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Before starting the project, I became acquainted with the team members I would be collaborating with.
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He was already acquainted with the rules of the game, which made learning the advanced strategies easier.
Synonyms
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2.8
Knowing a place or subject well from experience
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6.9
Familiar with a subject through experience or study
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4.2
Known for a long time and easy to recognize
Antonyms
How Familiar
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word acquainted comes from an old root that meant 'to know', the same idea you see in the word recognize. So, to be acquainted with someone or something is to 'know' them a little or be familiar with them.