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Having little or no knowledge of.
unacquainted
unfamiliar with
unfamiliar
1
The smiles of the deities are
unacquainted
with
the tears of men.
2
As a native of Abbeyfeale I am not
unacquainted
with
real food.
3
His brother; imagining he had gone abroad, was
unacquainted
with
his danger.
4
Is
unacquainted
with
the laws, but will follow the directions given him.
5
You are not
unacquainted
with
the situation of our captives at Algiers.
6
This sentence might misled readers
unacquainted
with
the details of Indian administration.
7
Some suspected that Spotted Wolf was not altogether
unacquainted
with
the circumstance.
8
These Indians were, I afterwards found,
unacquainted
with
the use of firearms.
9
Such a person is, according to my judgment,
unacquainted
with
the truth.
10
It is possible, however, that you are
unacquainted
with
one of them.
11
Unfortunately, those under Landsborough were, with one exception,
unacquainted
with
bush life.
12
Her manners, so confiding and unsuspicious, showed a heart
unacquainted
with
guile.
13
Captain Carew Mahony, albeit
unacquainted
with
Mrs. Warwick, had espoused her cause.
14
How do you come to be
unacquainted
with
our presence in England?
15
She was quite
unacquainted
with
the custom of advertising sensational news in London.
16
The Kukuanas were evidently
unacquainted
with
the divine delights of tobacco-smoke.