Meanings of familiarise with in English

The mind of the young girl was corrupted; she was familiarised with vice.

By insensible degrees, I became familiarised with vice, and callous to its approach.

While language familiarises with non-rational relations, science familiarises with rational relations.

And further, habit familiarises with evil and diminishes our sense of it as evil.

We may remark in passing, that if anything be once familiarised with anything, it is content.

The imagination becomes familiarised with the deed.

Paris was being familiarised with Musa.

Compaq sales people will now be familiarised with Baltimore's security software and resell its products to customers together with their own.

Although I had now become familiarised with beautiful vegetation, all the glow of fresh admiration came again to me in this place.

Men did not trust to the powers of human understanding, and were not familiarised with the main canons of evidence and belief.

Gillian, in the course of writing her letters, had become somewhat familiarised with the idea, and really looked forward to talking it over with Kalliope.

"But, Ned, you, a whaler by profession, familiarised with all the great marine mammalia-YOUought to be the last to doubt under such circumstances!"