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unaccustomed
Unaccustomed (adj) means not familiar with something because you do not usually experience it.
adj
1
Not familiar with something because you do not usually experience it.
"He is unaccustomed to the cold."
2
Unfamiliar, because it is not something you are used to.
"Later that day, whether from the accumulated effect of seeing hunger, from the unaccustomed food or from the sun, I get sick."
— Andrea Loewenstein, What's Freedom Without Food In Your Stomach? (1983)
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What is the meaning of unaccustomed?
"unaccustomed" (adj) means not familiar with something because you do not usually experience it.
What is the opposite of unaccustomed?
The opposite of "unaccustomed" is familiar.
What are the different meanings of unaccustomed?
"unaccustomed" has 2 main meanings: 1. Not familiar with something because you do not usually experience it; 2. Unfamiliar, because it is not something you are used to.
