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familiar (adjective)
1. widely known or recognized; generally experienced or encountered
Example sentence: The iconic Eiffel Tower is a familiar landmark in Paris that attracts millions of tourists every year.
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2. well acquainted or intimate with someone or something
Example sentence: After years of working together, Mark and Laura became very familiar with each other's work habits.
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3. easily recognized or understood due to previous knowledge or experience
Example sentence: For Jane, algebraic equations are familiar territory as she studied advanced math in school.
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familiar (noun)
1. a spirit often appearing in animal form to serve or assist a witch or magician
Example sentence: The witch's familiar, a black cat named Midnight, helped her brew potions and cast spells.
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2. a person who assists another in a subordinate position or role
Example sentence: The detective's familiar, Detective Smith, gathered evidence and followed leads on his behalf.
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familiar (verb)
1. to make or become known or acquainted
Example sentence: The new employee quickly familiarized herself with the company's policies and procedures.
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2. to make oneself well acquainted or intimate with someone or something
Example sentence: Before the trip, I familiarized myself with the local customs and traditions of the country I was visiting.
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