Difference between revisions of "Unfamilar"

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'''Unfamiliar''' is to be not well known.
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To be '''unfamiliar''' is to be not well known, as in ''unfamiliar terms'' or ''unfamiliar [[idea]]s''.  Being unfamiliar with something could result from having no exposure to the concept at hand.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 03:01, November 26, 2008

To be unfamiliar is to be not well known, as in unfamiliar terms or unfamiliar ideas. Being unfamiliar with something could result from having no exposure to the concept at hand.