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Meanings of unaccustomed in English
Catalan
inhabitual Spanish
desacostumbrado Usage of unaccustomed in English
1
He felt an unaccustomed giddiness; it was long since he had smoked.
2
The face was one to which all were unaccustomed in that place.
3
Simpler to use the oxen, unaccustomed as they were to the task.
4
The varied night sounds of the city smote on his unaccustomed ear.
5
The count blushed vividly, an unaccustomed light gleaming in his clear eyes.
6
He was unaccustomed to alcohol and it had gone to his head.
7
The thing, simple as it is, would be too unaccustomed to comprehend.
8
To one unaccustomed to the mountains the incident might have passed unnoticed.
9
He watched the chairman make an unaccustomed search for an unprogrammed response.
10
My knees, unaccustomed, ache as they press into the hard stone floor.
11
He was unaccustomed to be so bearded in his own sacred island.
12
They were city-bred, and unaccustomed to face the unusual or the alarming.
13
It was a dreary, unaccustomed sort of crack in his weather-beaten face.
14
The worthy woman, unaccustomed to such demonstrations, looked at him in amazement.
15
They were not unaccustomed to danger and the suspense of an ambush.
16
They had been raised to an unaccustomed clarity and poignancy of experience.
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Translations for unaccustomed
Spanish
Unaccustomed through the time
Unaccustomed across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common