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acquaintance
noun as in a person known informally
noun as in knowledge of something through experience
Strongest match
Example Sentences
An acquaintance of the Remmo family had taken a job as a museum guard, according to court documents.
There’s a nonzero chance that viewers may be more inclined to analyze and compare “Die My Love” to its thematic acquaintances than they might normally be.
In fact, having lots of acquaintances might actually backfire, Hall said.
This is a poker game made of a longtime, limited set of players—friends and neighbors, but acquaintances at least—given to “friendly” play.
As they exchanged a few pleasantries in Russian, sounding like acquaintances but not close friends, he handed her an envelope.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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