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unfamiliar
adjective as in different, strange
adjective as in inexperienced; not knowing about
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Of course, any setting can be exotic if it’s unfamiliar.
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He wrote in it with his left hand so the words would look unfamiliar.
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She wrote, “I was completely inhabiting my body. It was an entirely unfamiliar freedom, bodily freedom, rapture.”
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Also coming in December is a service that allows Alexa+ to greet people at the door, whether they’re familiar or unfamiliar faces.
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There was also an unfamiliar mental strain, as the former MVP slumped like he never had before.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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