Acquainted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACQUAINTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ACQUAINT, to cause to know
• know someone slightly
• make someone aware of or familiar with
ADJECTIVE:
• Personally known; familiar. See To be acquainted with, under Acquaint, v. t.
• having fair knowledge of

Words related to ACQUAINTED

acquaint19 acquainting23 acquaints20

How to use ACQUAINTED in a sentence

• But when they were made acquainted with the fate of the city of Gomphi by some prisoners, whom Caesar had ordered to be brought up to the walls, they threw open their gates.
• Pitt became acquainted with this question, has already been explained.
• Acquainted with every foot of the ground, which had singular facilities for a step so bold, the project found favour in his eyes each minute, and soon became fixed.
• Most people are well acquainted with the personal appearance of this quaint-looking dog.
• It does not appear, however, that the Gauls were acquainted with them.
• As long as I have been acquainted with him, I could not on such Occasions say down-right to him, You know you may make me yours when you please.
• The history of our diseases belongs to a profession with which I am very little acquainted.
• The first evening in London he fattened himself for the fray with a hearty dinner, then he strove to get acquainted with his neighbors and his environment.
• But it was prudent to return to the Peak, for Mark had never felt his former security against foreign invasion, since he was acquainted with the proximity of peopled islands.
• I asked him if he was acquainted with the land at Mount Vernon.
• But we are all acquainted with your moving ways when you want to carry a point.
• Alexei Petrovitch knew me as an officer of the suite, and we had been acquainted since the battle of Kulm.
• However, as there were a good many English in Pisa, he could not avoid becoming acquainted with various friends of Shelley, among which number was Mr.
• Dashwood now took pains to get acquainted with him.
• Now that we are all acquainted, I think we had all better introduce ourselves at once to the supper.
• Our passengers presently acquainted them with what we had done at Eimeo, and multiplied the number of houses and canoes that we had destroyed, by ten at least.
• As you know, he was not personally acquainted with all the children and grandchildren of his many brothers and sisters.
• Justin was quite well acquainted with the controversy about the independent quality of the power which proceeded from God.
• When she was nine years old Will Gillette invited her and the rest of us to a dinner at the Murray Hill Hotel in New York, in order that we might get acquainted with Mrs.
• She knew he had a talent for speaking in public, and that he was acquainted with business, and would probably run any lengths against the ministry.
• All Americans of the West, they were acquainted for a long period, and belonged to the same coast of the State of California.
• Being acquainted with the entire situation, it can reduce the friction.
• During these intervals they converse and become acquainted with others in attendance, a large proportion of whom are generally friends or associates of the prisoners.
• Woodford diverted the glances by producing a box of spillekins, and in the interest of the game the children became better acquainted.
• We ought to be acquainted with Enscombe, and with Mrs.
• It was in the course of that winter that one of my friends made me acquainted in confidence with the plan of these gentlemen, under the injunction of strictest secrecy.

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