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Meanings of more familiar in English

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Usage of more familiar in English
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The range includes 10 new wines and plenty of more familiar names.
The Irish Times
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Resistance also comes from those more familiar with traditional clinical research methods.
Pubmed
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Three seconds later, a much more familiar voice came on the line.
Meltdown
4
The Liverpool forward contributed in more familiar fashion in the 35th minute.
The Guardian
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We strayed into more familiar territory, yet still found another shocking revelation.
The South African
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Take first the more familiar of the stanza forms of English verse.
A Study of Poetry
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The truth of the observation is also manifest from more familiar instances.
A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume...
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The creative necessity was steadily lessening as the work became more familiar.
The Rules of the Game
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Tonight their back four will have a more familiar look about it.
The Irish Times
10
Few things in the world are more familiar or basic than light.
The Irish Times
11
But Leinster, for all its competitive tensions, provides a more familiar setting.
The Irish Times
12
The inner levels of the station were both more familiar and stranger.
Leviathan Wakes
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At that point in his life, Indonesia was more familiar to him.
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
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As their conversation grew more familiar, Olive was rather disappointed in Lyle.
Olive: A Novel
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Being more familiar with the symptoms, I can describe them to him.
Poison Island
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She recognized it all now, and every yard made it more familiar.
The Story of Jessie
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