Having little or no knowledge of.
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Examples for "unacquainted"
Examples for "unacquainted"
1The smiles of the deities are unacquainted with the tears of men.
2We visited a number of plantations with which the general was unacquainted.
3As a native of Abbeyfeale I am not unacquainted with real food.
4His brother; imagining he had gone abroad, was unacquainted with his danger.
5Is unacquainted with the laws, but will follow the directions given him.
1Clearly this is someone unfamiliar with the basic premise of democracy itself.
2EBONY: Many people may be unfamiliar with the term holistic community revitalization.
3Several surveillance experts contacted for this story were unfamiliar with the company.
4This book provides an excellent entry point for those unfamiliar with SQL.
5Poser is easy to use for someone completely unfamiliar with graphics software.
1The smiles of the deities are unacquainted with the tears of men.
2As a native of Abbeyfeale I am not unacquainted with real food.
3His brother; imagining he had gone abroad, was unacquainted with his danger.
4Is unacquainted with the laws, but will follow the directions given him.
5You are not unacquainted with the situation of our captives at Algiers.
6This sentence might misled readers unacquainted with the details of Indian administration.
7Some suspected that Spotted Wolf was not altogether unacquainted with the circumstance.
8These Indians were, I afterwards found, unacquainted with the use of firearms.
9Such a person is, according to my judgment, unacquainted with the truth.
10It is possible, however, that you are unacquainted with one of them.
11Unfortunately, those under Landsborough were, with one exception, unacquainted with bush life.
12Her manners, so confiding and unsuspicious, showed a heart unacquainted with guile.
13Captain Carew Mahony, albeit unacquainted with Mrs. Warwick, had espoused her cause.
14How do you come to be unacquainted with our presence in England?
15She was quite unacquainted with the custom of advertising sensational news in London.
16The Kukuanas were evidently unacquainted with the divine delights of tobacco-smoke.