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familial
adjective belonging to, typical of, or occurring in, a family.
adjective belonging to, typical of, or occurring in, a family.
familiar
adjective
1 well known or recognizable.
2 frequently met with.
3 (familiar with something) well acquainted with it; having a thorough knowledge of it.
4 friendly; close.
5 over-friendly; excessively informal.
noun
1 a close friend.
2 a demon or spirit, especially one in the shape of an animal, that serves a witch.
[14c: from Latin familiaris domestic or intimate]
familiarity noun .
familiarly adverb .
adjective
1 well known or recognizable.
2 frequently met with.
3 (familiar with something) well acquainted with it; having a thorough knowledge of it.
4 friendly; close.
5 over-friendly; excessively informal.
noun
1 a close friend.
2 a demon or spirit, especially one in the shape of an animal, that serves a witch.
[14c: from Latin familiaris domestic or intimate]
familiarity noun .
familiarly adverb .
familiarize or familiarise
verb (familiarized , familiarizing )
1 (usu familiarize someone or oneself with something) to make them or oneself familiar with it.
2 to make something well known or familiar.
familiarization noun .
verb (familiarized , familiarizing )
1 (usu familiarize someone or oneself with something) to make them or oneself familiar with it.
2 to make something well known or familiar.
familiarization noun .
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