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/fəmˈɪliəɹˌaɪzd/
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ADJECTIVE
- having achieved a comfortable relation with your environment
How To Use familiarised In A Sentence
- I familiarized myself with everyone's name before the meeting.
- Dictionaries of the history of art and a number of recent monographs have familiarised us with these different personalities involved in the sales of works of art and curiosities in the eighteenth century.
- I familiarised myself with everyone's name before the meeting.
- She familiarised herself with the case history of her new patient.
- Your guides will have familiarized themselves with the river from a floatplane 200 feet above, so exercise patience when they shepherd you to the bank while scouting gnarly rapids.
- She familiarised herself with the case history of her new patient.
- She familiarized herself with the case history of her new patient.
- It is easy to perceive, that the supposed superiority of _spirit_ over matter, or of the soul over the body, has no other foundation than men's ignorance of this soul, while they are more familiarized with _matter_, with which they imagine they are acquainted, and of which they think they can discern the origin. Good Sense
- The Deutsche Bank delegation familiarized him with the details of the bank's experience in Bulgaria so far, and expressed their satisfaction with the cabinet's plans for quick and transparent privatization.
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