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Meanings of familiar in English
Folkloric entity that takes the form of an animal but is said to be a supernatural being that assists certain humans.
Well known or easily recognized.
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Examples for "unfamiliar"
Examples for "unfamiliar"
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But the companies are unfamiliar even to veterans of Venezuela's oil industry.
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He set the third fastest time in qualifying, in completely unfamiliar conditions.
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So how far are we going? I said, eyeing the unfamiliar terrain.
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No one knows for sure because the industry is in unfamiliar territory.
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Passing was on point 8 Jan Vertonghen Marauded forward from unfamiliar role.
Usage of familiar in English
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The list was long and familiar: Be authentic; inspire purpose; embrace uncertainty.
2
They'd done their homework, said a second source familiar with the situation.
3
Instead, fun means deliberately manipulating a familiar situation in a new way.
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The company is Actavis Plc, a source familiar with the situation said.
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Some commodities jobs have gone, according to sources familiar with the situation.
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Pte Ltd and additional debt, the people familiar with the situation said.
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One person familiar with the situation said a speedy disposal looked likely.
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I find myself thinking a familiar thought: thank God I came early.
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A source familiar with the deal said it is for four years.
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A person familiar with the situation said this proposal was not implemented.
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Handing him a familiar problem was the best way to get it.
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These two names are likely to become increasingly familiar in future years.
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Alexander's story further reveals a familiar but often untold or forgotten reality.
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Not surprisingly, government Freedom of Information Act officers are familiar with Greenewald.
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UBS is the cooperating bank, people familiar with the situation have said.
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A source familiar with the situation said Trump has a mild fever.
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Familiar through the time
Familiar across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
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