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See definition of unaccustomed on Dictionary.com
  • adj.not prepared, ready; new
  • adj.new, strange

synonyms for unaccustomed

  • ignorant
  • uninformed
  • incompetent
  • inexperienced
  • newcome
  • not given to
  • not used to
  • novice
  • too green
  • unacquainted
  • unfamiliar with
  • uninstructed
  • unpracticed
  • unseasoned
  • unskilled
  • untaught
  • untrained
  • unused to
  • unversed in

antonyms for unaccustomed

MOST RELEVANT
  • accustomed
  • customary
  • normal
  • prepared
  • ready
  • usual
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How to use unaccustomed in a sentence

He wanted to do so partly to buoy the crushed spirits of Americans unaccustomed to being attacked.
IT WASN’T HUBRIS THAT DROVE AMERICA INTO AFGHANISTAN. IT WAS FEAR.ROBERT KAGANAUGUST 26, 2021WASHINGTON POST
Though the new directors would be a minority of a 12-person board, the top executives at ExxonMobil and many other corporations are unaccustomed to being challenged by their own handpicked directors.
A BAD DAY FOR BIG OILSTEVEN MUFSONMAY 27, 2021WASHINGTON POST
Leal cites a lack of expertise and confidence among teaching staff unaccustomed to teaching climate change, as well as the time pressure within already crowded curriculums.
THE UNEXPECTED WAYS CLIMATE CHANGE IS RESHAPING COLLEGE EDUCATIONCIARA NUGENTAPRIL 16, 2021TIME
People of color have not only been disproportionately impacted by the events of 2020, they are also historically unaccustomed to taking the time to care for themselves, Brown said.
FALLING SHORT ON YOUR 2021 RESOLUTIONS? REMEMBER: PANDEMIC.ALLYSON CHIUJANUARY 14, 2021WASHINGTON POST
In all, a Washington Post tally found, she has delivered more than $800 million to a collection of schools, public and private, that are almost entirely unaccustomed to that level of largesse.
‘TRANSFORMATIONAL’: MACKENZIE SCOTT’S GIFTS TO HBCUS, OTHER COLLEGES SURPASS $800 MILLIONNICK ANDERSON, LAUREN LUMPKINDECEMBER 18, 2020WASHINGTON POST
There will be fewer polling places than in previous elections and more mail-in voting in states historically unaccustomed to having such a large proportion of citizens cast their ballots by mail.
A DISPUTED ELECTION COULD COST THE U.S. ITS ‘AAA’ CREDIT RATINGREYMASHAYEKHIOCTOBER 13, 2020FORTUNE
She was flushed and felt intoxicated with the sound of her own voice and the unaccustomed taste of candor.
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Niopo is a powerful stimulant, a small portion of it producing violent sneezing in persons unaccustomed to its use.
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But also he saw strange, unaccustomed raiment, he saw a sheet of gold, he smelt the soft breath of ambra.
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She was delicate and unaccustomed to privation and discomfort—and the cottage had its disadvantages.
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