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unaccustomed
Part of Speech: Noun
Results: 2
Examples of usage:
- The everlasting complaints of suffering and want rung in his ears from morning till night; and yet, to his unaccustomed eyes, the evidences betrayed few, if any, of the evils of great poverty. - "St. Patrick's Eve", Charles James Lever.
- It is often exceedingly difficult to drive a flock of sheep through a narrow passage to which they are unaccustomed; but if one of them can be got through, the rest follow without the slightest trouble. - "Minnie's Pet Lamb", Madeline Leslie.
- There was an unaccustomed note of gentleness in his tone. - "Malcolm Sage, Detective", Herbert George Jenkins.