unacquainted

He has been kept unacquainted with the story of his birth.

He was unacquainted, however, with the full extent of it.

The judge said: "I also am unacquainted with this part of the world."

"I am young, but not unacquainted with danger and violence."

"I am unacquainted with that location," said the blue man.

We are from a far country, and unacquainted here.

They had no maps and were unacquainted with the scope of the Land.

"The spelling of my country estate is a little difficult for those unacquainted with the language."

Only a person absolutely unacquainted with the situation could believe that it can be improved in this way.

That was a fine point of warfare with which he remained unacquainted.

We have every reason to believe that she was entirely unacquainted with the plan."

Remember my husband's absence, and I am unacquainted with business."

"I say its a form of energy with which I am unacquainted."

Before this I was not unacquainted with the more obvious laws of electricity.

I am perfectly unacquainted with the gentleman's object in coming here at present.

It was quickly guessed by me that these creatures of the sea were unacquainted with man.

If you are unacquainted with them, start with this and work backward.

Are these six multitudes unacquainted with this life of Shelley?

It is merely that I am unacquainted with your methods."

He had been out sailing and was unacquainted with the treacherous nature of the lake.

Jane would have called it monotonous if she had not as yet been unacquainted with the word.

From the vibrations, the man was not unacquainted with the virtues of alcohol.

Our culture is not unacquainted with the idea of food as a spiritually loaded commodity.

Unusual for a mage, his hands showed that they were not unacquainted with hard work.

But I was perfectly unacquainted with towns, and large assemblages of men.