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Meanings of very familiar in English

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Usage of very familiar in English
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From the overhead speaker system a very familiar voice answered Roach's question.
Transfer of power
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Isn't it great? look with which the doctor had become very familiar.
For Honor We Stand
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The question-answer mode is a language pattern very familiar to young children.
From cover to cover: evaluating and reviewing children's books
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You're going to get very familiar with Anniston in the week ahead.
Doctor Sleep
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And as he'd already indicated, the words and tune were very familiar:
A Matter of Trust
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Talia put to Mr Fowles that his speech sounded very familiar yesterday.
News.com.au
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The two seemed very familiar, laughingly discussing the play and the actors.
Phantom Fortune, a Novel
8
She heard a very familiar scraping noise followed by a sonorous clang.
Career of Evil
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But people here have long memories, and this attitude feels very familiar.
The Guardian
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Over the last week I had become very familiar with the compound.
Monster Hunter International
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Mal had started to get very familiar with that particular star chart.
Mortal Dictata
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For starters, it's a tool that young recruits are very familiar with.
Wired
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I shall instance in one only, and that a very familiar one.
An Essay Concerning Humane Understanding, Volume 2 / MDCXC, Base...
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She had an advanced system but one he was very familiar with.
Once bitten, twice dead
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It is a journey with which Mr John Mulkeen is very familiar.
The Irish Times
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Her checks became very familiar to the treasurers of many educational enterprises.
Memories and Anecdotes
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Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
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