unaccustomed

Their stripling chief thrust out his stomach, and he handled his large sword with an unaccustomed flourish.

He was not unaccustomed to doing foolish things when he was drunk, and as a rule he made it a point to ignore them afterwards.

For the greater part of the day he had been sedulously fighting against a new and unaccustomed state of mind.

She was delicate and unaccustomed to privation and discomfort—and the cottage had its disadvantages.

To an unaccustomed eye from below he might have been a part of nature's freaks among the sand rocks.

When Ike was alone a little later, an unaccustomed sound caused him to glance toward the window.

He ached in every unaccustomed muscle bent to toil when he strode up the hill at dusk, his day's work over.

There he turned on his back, squirmed and rocked on the crocuses, and tugged at the unaccustomed collar.

They hardly had dared hope for such an unaccustomed delight.

There was unaccustomed silence for a time after the Porter finished speaking.