inacquaintance (Meaning)
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inacquaintance (a.)
Want of acquaintance.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inacquaintance
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inacquaintance Sentence Examples
- Despite their close proximity, they remained inacquaintances, never having engaged in meaningful conversation.
- The new employee was an inacquaintance to everyone in the office, making the first few days isolating.
- The man felt a sense of relief when the stranger turned out to be an inacquaintance from his past.
- The two women had been inacquaintances for years, but a chance encounter at a coffee shop sparked a tentative friendship.
- The lawyer advised his client to avoid contact with any inacquaintances who might divulge damaging information.
- The traveler found himself in an unfamiliar city, surrounded by inacquaintances whose intentions he could not fathom.
- The professor was known for his aloofness, treating students as mere inacquaintances rather than aspiring scholars.
- The doctor approached the patient's inacquaintance for a medical history, hoping to gain insights into their condition.
- The party was filled with both close friends and inacquaintances, creating an atmosphere of both comfort and uncertainty.
- The detective was determined to uncover any connections between the victim and their numerous inacquaintances.
FAQs About the word inacquaintance
Want of acquaintance.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Despite their close proximity, they remained inacquaintances, never having engaged in meaningful conversation.
The new employee was an inacquaintance to everyone in the office, making the first few days isolating.
The man felt a sense of relief when the stranger turned out to be an inacquaintance from his past.
The two women had been inacquaintances for years, but a chance encounter at a coffee shop sparked a tentative friendship.
