Unaccustomed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNACCUSTOMED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not customary
• not familiar with or used to
• not familiar or usual; out of the ordinary
• Not used; not habituated; unfamiliar; unused; -- which to.
• Not usual; uncommon; strange; new.
• not habituated to; unfamiliar with
• not customary or usual
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not customary; not usual or common

Words related to UNACCUSTOMED

unaccustomedly24 unattuned10 uninured9 unwont9

How to use UNACCUSTOMED in a sentence

• The deepest and most breathless attention could not catch an unaccustomed sound.
• Its effect would have been appalling to unaccustomed ears.
• In the next place, whether its nature is in the habit of being ordinarily displayed, or whether it is so very rarely, and whether it is quite unaccustomed to be so.
• Now the transport, being human and moreover unaccustomed to fireworks, disliked this entertainment.
• He at once saw that she was a girl unaccustomed to drudgery, and that her clothes were of fine materials, although they were fast growing shabby.
• She did not move, but stayed peering through the unaccustomed gloom, as if to recognize the dark figures before her.
• Claire, unaccustomed to the routine of household duties, took a thousand unnecessary steps.
• You coop them up in your log-built houses, you force on them clothes to which they are unaccustomed until they die of consumption.
• They were composed of a motley assemblage from different States, undisciplined, unaccustomed to act together and with no confidence in each other.
• It is certain that growing boys should not be expected to add two hours of study to their nine or 10 hours of unaccustomed labor in the shop.
• Some hours later I was aroused by an unaccustomed noise on deck.
• It was with some difficulty that our hero wielded his mace, owing, first, to the inflated condition of his right arm, and, secondly, to the unaccustomed weight of the weapon.
• For an hour or more after my head touched the pillow, I lay awake listening to the unaccustomed sound of the surf and those skeleton fingers tapping at the pane.
• I could not bear, in looking back, to think of one face as wearing upon it any unaccustomed grief.
• Unaccustomed yet to man, they allowed the explorers to come near.
• The potent beverage was not long in acting on a brain so unaccustomed to its influence.
• Man is moved by his instinct of flight and his emotion of fear, which are set in motion by apprehended dangers and by unaccustomed sights or sounds.
• Someone had heard an unaccustomed movement of wagons during the night, that was all.
• Several of them had been bred up in the habits of genteel life, or to professions in which they were unaccustomed to hard labour.
• They were both thin little men, quite unaccustomed to physical exertion.
• Benjamin had been beguiled from his books into an unaccustomed game of ball in the cold March air.
• The doctor descended to discover a man so obviously in unaccustomed plain clothes that he had a momentary disagreeable idea that he was facing a detective.
• After the services, most of the slaves would remove their shoes and carry them in their hands, as they were unaccustomed to wearing shoes except in winter.
• Novel and unaccustomed dwelling place! The country, however, has such lofty trees that the natives may easily build houses among their branches.
• But it was when, in the unaccustomed sunshine of praise, she spread her wings a little, that he loved her.
• But the quality of the voice that asked it had, even to his not very sensitive ear, an unaccustomed flavor.

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