familiarity in Latin
familiarity in Latin is conversātiō — familiarity means good knowledge of something gained through experience.
familiarity in Latin
conversātiō
The state of being extremely friendly; intimacy.
What does "familiarity" mean?
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noun Good knowledge of something gained through experience.
"Her familiarity with the software made the training session quick."
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noun A close, informal relationship between people.
"Years of working together had bred a comfortable familiarity between them."
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familiarity in a sentence
- Her familiarity with the software made the training session quick.
- Years of working together had bred a comfortable familiarity between them.
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What is "familiarity" in Latin?
"familiarity" in Latin is conversātiō. familiarity means: Good knowledge of something gained through experience.
How do you use "familiarity" in a sentence?
Example: "Her familiarity with the software made the training session quick." In Latin, "familiarity" is conversātiō.
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