Pronunciation: /fəˌmɪliˈærəti/
noun the state or quality of being familiar; knowledge or experience gained from previous encounters or interactions
A1 I have a familiarity with basic vocabulary in Spanish.
A2 She gained familiarity with the new software after a few days of training.
B1 His familiarity with the local customs helped him navigate the city easily.
B2 The project manager's familiarity with the industry standards ensured the success of the project.
C1 The professor's deep familiarity with the subject matter was evident in his lectures.
C2 Her extensive familiarity with the legal system made her a valuable asset to the law firm.
formal The researcher emphasized the importance of familiarity with the subject matter before conducting the experiment.
informal I have a lot of familiarity with that neighborhood since I used to live there.
slang I don't have much familiarity with that new video game yet, but I'm getting the hang of it.
figurative Her familiarity with the company's policies helped her navigate the tricky situation smoothly.
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