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unfamiliar

[uhn-fuh-mil-yer] / ˌʌn fəˈmɪl yər /




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Those unfamiliar with Funches’ reputation as a sweetheart might have easily swallowed that, but people who love Funches really love him and rose to his defense on social media.

From Salon

Boo must be as hungry as I am, but she doesn’t touch the unfamiliar food in the strange bowl.

From Literature

This approach allowed their AI models to learn more efficiently, adjust to unfamiliar situations, and handle multiple tasks at once.

From Science Daily

For a while we wander along unfamiliar streets, hearing words in Neapolitan, a language we can almost understand.

From Literature

For all the hoopla over the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Mills has noticed that many people remain unfamiliar with all its provisions and what they could mean for their finances.

From MarketWatch