acquaintin a sentence
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You should acquaint yourself with the new computer program.acquaint = cause to know better
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Are you acquainted with Joan?acquainted = familiar
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One of the objectives in my literature class is to acquaint my students with different cultures.acquaint = cause someone to better understand something
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You will become …. closely acquainted …. with the Prison Room. (source)acquainted = familiar
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I'm so glad we have this chance to become acquainted, Mrs. Baumbach. (source)acquainted = familiar (with each other)
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The boys I'm acquainted with are vastly uninteresting. (source)acquainted = familiar with
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For those of us well acquainted with Mamaw's generosity, her financial position came as no surprise. (source)acquainted = familiar
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You'll want to acquaint yourself with the equipment.† (source)acquaint = inform (cause to know)
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But I understood you to say, Lady Celia, that you were unacquainted with him.† (source)unacquainted = not familiar withstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in unacquainted means not and reverses the meaning of acquainted. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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I'll console Mr. Edgar by acquainting him with the turn Heathcliff's humour has taken.† (source)acquainting = familiarizing with
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He dwells more at large upon the prophecies of Proteus to him in his return; from which he acquaints Telemachus that Ulysses is detained in the island of Calypso.† (source)acquaints = introduces or familiarizes
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Be my companions, my helpers and my friends; once more, I add, for haven't we been well-acquainted in the past? (source)acquainted = familiar (with each other)
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Kindly acquaint us with our ...honored guests.† (source)acquaint = inform (cause to know)
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Mrs. Fisher had not specified the line her friend was to take; she owned herself unacquainted with Mrs. Hatch, whom she "knew about" through Melville Stancy, a lawyer in his leisure moments, and the Falstaff of a certain section of festive dub life.† (source)unacquainted = not familiar with
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2:3 I sought in mine heart to give myself unto wine, yet acquainting mine heart with wisdom; and to lay hold on folly, till I might see what was that good for the sons of men, which they should do under the heaven all the days of their life.† (source)acquainting = familiarizing with
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I don't know for certain, and I'm sorry to say I haven't had an opportunity of finding out all day; but I received a letter from Moscow, while I was in Switzerland, from a Mr. Salaskin, and he acquaints me with the fact that I am entitled to a very large inheritance.† (source)acquaints = introduces or familiarizes
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