unaccustomed to (someone or something)

Not habituated or used to someone or something. The spoilt boy was unaccustomed to hard work, and he complained endlessly of having to soil his hands and strain his muscles. I've been working from home for so long that I feel like I'm growing unaccustomed to other people.

unaccustomed to someone or something

not used to someone or something. The poor family was unaccustomed to going to fancy restaurants. Bill was unaccustomed to mailing his own letters.

词组	unaccustomed to (someone or something)
释义	unaccustomed to (someone or something) unaccustomed to (someone or something) Not habituated or used to someone or something. The spoilt boy was unaccustomed to hard work, and he complained endlessly of having to soil his hands and strain his muscles. I've been working from home for so long that I feel like I'm growing unaccustomed to other people. See also: unaccustomed Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. unaccustomed to someone or something not used to someone or something. The poor family was unaccustomed to going to fancy restaurants. Bill was unaccustomed to mailing his own letters. See also: unaccustomed McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: unaccustomed unaccustomed to get used to (someone or something) habituate habituate (someone) to (something) habituate to it takes (some) getting used to it takes getting used to be set in (one's) ways be set in your ways
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