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Back in January, she was a 38-year-old first-time mother who was getting acquainted with all the practical challenges of attempting to maintain some semblance of work-life balance.
WORKING MOMS ARE NOT OKAYAMY JOYCE, ELLEN MCCARTHYOCTOBER 30, 2020WASHINGTON POSTThe good news is that we’re already well acquainted with some members of the family.
CAN WE WIPE OUT ALL CORONAVIRUSES FOR GOOD? HERE’S WHAT A GROUP OF 200 SCIENTISTS THINKSHELLY FANOCTOBER 27, 2020SINGULARITY HUB While “there’s no upside to this pandemic,” she says, without it, the two surely would have never become acquainted.
QUARANTINE CONNECTIONSTATE RYAN-MOSLEYOCTOBER 20, 2020MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEWWhile all conscious beings are acquainted with their consciousness, not all conscious beings are able to reflectively attend to their experience and form acquaintance-based concepts of it.
THE UNIVERSE KNOWS RIGHT FROM WRONG - ISSUE 89: THE DARK SIDEPHILIP GOFFSEPTEMBER 9, 2020NAUTILUSIf the goal-directed nature of Reality is present within each particular conscious mind, it follows that any conscious mind is acquainted with the goal-directed nature of Reality.
THE UNIVERSE KNOWS RIGHT FROM WRONG - ISSUE 89: THE DARK SIDEPHILIP GOFFSEPTEMBER 9, 2020NAUTILUSWhile working on the project DevriX got more closely acquainted with the client’s goals and business operations.
HOW A DIGITAL PUBLISHER MONETIZED 8X MORE IN ONE MONTH WITH WORDPRESS SCALING STRATEGIESMARIO PESHEVJUNE 11, 2020SEARCH ENGINE WATCHSome of the colonists sincerely desired to acquaint and convert the Indians to Christianity.
HALLOWED HERITAGE: THE LIFE OF VIRGINIADOROTHY M. TORPEYIt would do little or no good to acquaint the constable with their suspicion that the rascal might be the man named Cameron Smith.
THE MYSTERY AT PUTNAM HALLARTHUR M. WINFIELDWho will acquaint us when there is a concert, a choral service in church, or something wonderful to be seen at the fair?
THE 'CHARACTERS' OF JEAN DE LA BRUYREJEAN DE LA BRUYREAt length the German commissioner arrived, and came to acquaint us that within two days we were to set out.
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WORDS RELATED TO ACQUAINT
- acknowledges
- acquaints
- adduces
- adverts
- allude to
- brings up
- broaches
- calls attention to
- cites
- communicates
- declares
- designates
- details
- discloses
- discusses
- divulges
- enumerates
- hint at
- imparts
- infers
- instances
- intimates
- introduces
- makes known
- names
- notices
- notifies
- observes
- point to
- points out
- quotes
- recounts
- remarks
- reports
- reveals
- speaks about
- speaks of
- specifies
- states
- suggests
- tells
- throws out
- touches on
- acquainted
- advised
- aired
- alerted
- announced
- apprised
- asserted
- blazoned
- briefed
- broadcasted
- cabled
- cautioned
- circulated
- clue in
- conveyed
- cued
- debriefed
- declared
- disclosed
- disseminated
- divulged
- enlightened
- expressed
- filled in
- gave
- heralded
- hinted
- let in on
- let knew
- made known
- mentioned
- passed out
- posted
- proclaimed
- promulgated
- published
- radioed
- reported
- revealed
- sent word
- spoke
- spread
- stated
- suggested
- talked
- taught
- telephoned
- tipped off
- told
- vented
- warned
- wired
- wise up
- wrote
- acquaint
- advise
- air
- alert
- announce
- apprise
- assert
- blazon
- brief
- broadcast
- cable
- caution
- circulate
- clue in
- convey
- cue
- debrief
- declare
- disclose
- disseminate
- divulge
- enlighten
- express
- fill in
- give
- herald
- hint
- let in on
- let know
- make known
- mention
- pass out
- post
- proclaim
- promulgate
- publish
- radio
- report
- reveal
- send word
- speak
- spread
- state
- suggest
- talk
- teach
- telephone
- tell
- tip off
- vent
- warn
- wire
- wise up
- write
- acquaint
- adduce
- advance
- allege
- cite
- declare
- display
- do
- do the honors
- exhibit
- expose
- expound
- extend
- fix up
- get together
- give
- give an introduction
- hold out
- imply
- infer
- intimate
- lay
- make a pitch
- make known
- manifest
- mount
- offer
- open to view
- perform
- pitch
- pose
- produce
- proffer
- proposition
- put forward
- put on
- raise
- recount
- relate
- roll out
- show
- stage
- state
- submit
- suggest
- tender
- trot out
- acquainting
- adducing
- advancing
- alleging
- citing
- declaring
- displaying
- doing
- doing the honors
- exhibiting
- exposing
- expounding
- extending
- fixing up
- getting together
- giving
- giving an introduction
- holding out
- implying
- inferring
- intimating
- lying
- making a pitch
- making known
- manifesting
- mounting
- offering
- open to viewing
- performing
- pitching
- posing
- producing
- proffering
- propositioning
- putting forward
- putting on
- raising
- recounting
- relating
- rolling out
- showing
- staging
- stating
- submitting
- suggesting
- tendering
- trotting out
- acquaints
- adduces
- advances
- alleges
- cites
- declares
- displays
- does
- does the honors
- exhibits
- exposes
- expounds
- extends
- fixes up
- gets together
- gives
- gives an introduction
- holds out
- implies
- infers
- intimates
- lies
- makes a pitch
- makes known
- manifests
- mounts
- offers
- open to views
- performs
- pitches
- poses
- produces
- proffers
- propositions
- puts forward
- puts on
- raises
- recounts
- relates
- rolls out
- shows
- stages
- states
- submits
- suggests
- tenders
- trots out
- acquaint
- advise
- announce
- apprise
- authorize
- bid
- break the news
- call upon
- clue in
- command
- confess
- declare
- direct
- disclose
- divulge
- enjoin
- explain
- express
- fill in
- give facts
- give out
- impart
- inform
- instruct
- keep posted
- lay open
- leak
- leave word
- let in on
- let know
- let slip
- level
- make known
- mention
- notify
- open up
- order
- proclaim
- put before
- recite
- reel off
- report
- represent
- require
- reveal
- say
- speak
- spit it out
- state
- summon
- utter
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