Meanings of thoroughly conversant in English

Hence philosophers, and especially physiologists, should be thoroughly conversant with it.

He was thus thoroughly conversant with its history, and familiar with its special needs.

He was, therefore, thoroughly conversant with all of the details of that great organization.

But Ah Chun himself, while unversed in Western culture, was thoroughly conversant with Western labour conditions.

Mr. Stratton was a genuine Yankee, and thoroughly conversant with the Yankee vernacular which he used freely.

If you become thoroughly conversant with priced catalogues, you will make fewer mistakes than most private buyers.

The following points are written simply for the information of those not thoroughly conversant with the game of Euchre.

He was thoroughly conversant with the general tone in which the other seigniors and himself were described to their sovereign.

It occurred to me, however, that this important department would better be undertaken by someone thoroughly conversant with the subject.

That only a few can be saved was the fact in all her religion with which she was most thoroughly conversant.

When occasion offered, somewhat to the surprise of the learned faculty, he showed himself thoroughly conversant with each and every department.

But I was assured by those thoroughly conversant with the matter, that such a task was not to be thought of.

She prepared the meals and kept the cottage tidy, and went about other duties in a manner that showed she was thoroughly conversant with them.

But happily we may do much towards mending this state of things, by making our pupils thoroughly conversant with the æsthetic treasures of English literature.

Thoroughly conversant with the animal's habits, he knew that it must have an abiding-place- anest

"'Yudhishthira said, "O grandsire, thou art possessed of great wisdom and thoroughly conversant with every branch of learning.