Meanings of wholly unacquainted in English

The Patagonian Indians, at that time, were wholly unacquainted with fire.

I am wholly unacquainted with the interior of your country.

There was something about Fisher just then with which Mrs. Langdale was wholly unacquainted.

Soyera showed Harry how these garments, with which he was wholly unacquainted, should be put on.

But suppose you talk to a person wholly unacquainted with these things, will he understand you?

We are wholly unacquainted with him.

A man wholly unacquainted with chemistry, after having been shown a few wonders, is ready to believe anything.

The Greek women were wholly unacquainted with those frames of whalebone in which our women distort rather than display their figures.

He who can extract pleasurable emotions from the alembic of such a day has a trick of alchemy with which I am wholly unacquainted.

It has already been said here that we have been not unmindful of the plans of this lady, not wholly unacquainted with her history.

Then, by some inexplicable contrivance, I was aware of the danger, while my actions and sensations were those of one wholly unacquainted with it.

The next morning all were instructed in the use of the Russian muskets, many of the peasants being wholly unacquainted with the management of fire-arms.

General Grant's was the singular character of the country, with which he was wholly unacquainted; and General Lee's, the delay in the arrival of Longstreet.

Nevertheless, and despite all the manifold difficulties of the descent, along slopes with which our guide was wholly unacquainted, we made considerable progress without accident.

There is also an intermediate class, in which Plato falls short of the truths of modern science, though he is not wholly unacquainted with them.