[ʌnfəmˈɪli͡ə], [ʌnfəmˈɪliə], [ʌ_n_f_ə_m_ˈɪ_l_iə]
Definitions of unfamiliar
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Usage examples for unfamiliar
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For a long time he lay there wondering where he could be and how he came to be in this unfamiliar place. – Her Weight in Gold by George Barr McCutcheon
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But the other shape was as unfamiliar as it was unexpected- that of a human being. – Dusty Star by Olaf Baker
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Through this stole another thought- vague, unfamiliar yet seemingly of truth's own essence. – The Metal Monster by A. Merritt
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The architecture was not entirely unfamiliar – The Panchronicon by Harold Steele Mackaye
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Any of my readers to whom this thought is unfamiliar have only to look at their own experience in order to see how reasonable it is. – The New Theology by R. J. Campbell
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Patty got out, and looked a little apprehensively at the unfamiliar surroundings. – Patty's Success by Carolyn Wells
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The young man could not have said precisely how, for he was unfamiliar with the aspect of that gentleman's back. – The Black Bag by Louis Joseph Vance
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Katharine smiled at the sound of his voice; she listened as if she found it a little unfamiliar intimately though she knew it; she tested it. – Night and Day by Virginia Woolf
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Yes, through the door; the surroundings are not unfamiliar – Love Under Fire by Randall Parrish
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At the edge of the woods he paused, straining his ears, trying to get his bearings, for he was on unfamiliar ground and the fog was very dense here. – The Gray Mask by Wadsworth Camp
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My men quickly carried their supplies to them, and before the last of the equipment had been delivered, the boat was assembled and afloat: a broad- beamed craft with hollow metal ribs, covered with some shining fabric which was unfamiliar to me. – The Death-Traps of FX-31 by Sewell Peaslee Wright
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I looked round and saw a room unfamiliar yet already hated. – The Car of Destiny by C. N. Williamson and A. M. Williamson
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Philip interposed, catching quick at the unfamiliar word with blank English astonishment, and more than ever convinced, in spite of denial, that the stranger was an American. – The British Barbarians by Grant Allen
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Mrs. Purdy ventured, evidently treading unfamiliar ground. – Calvary Alley by Alice Hegan Rice
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Even Mr. Johnston could be clearly seen coming down from the boatshed with a curious figure beside him- a figure so odd and unfamiliar that he might have been part of the unfamiliar fog itself. – The Window-Gazer by Isabel Ecclestone Mackay
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Ernest Treadwell was unfamiliar with this part of London. – The Rustle of Silk by Cosmo Hamilton
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It is not to the affronted soul that the charm of the unfamiliar makes its sweet and powerful appeal. – Americans and Others by Agnes Repplier
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" We will put that to the test, and that quickly," said Lord Claud; and forthwith he led his companion out of the house and through several unfamiliar streets, till he reached a building rather larger than its surrounding neighbours, into which he walked with the air of one well used to the place. – Tom Tufton's Travels by Evelyn Everett-Green
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Old faces had grown older; some were gone, And many unfamiliar ones had come. – The Feast of the Virgins and Other Poems by H. L. Gordon
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He would not plunge his people into an unfamiliar misery. – Candide by Voltaire Commentator: Philip Littell