unacquainted

/ ˌʌnəˈkweɪntɪd /

adjective

1. not familiar or conversant with (someone or something)
2. (of people) not having met or been introduced

Example Sentences

Whoever said “blondes have more fun” was clearly unacquainted with the early Targaryens.

From Los Angeles Times

For those unacquainted with a typewriter, it was once a popular machine for writing on paper.

From Los Angeles Times

For the unacquainted, I'll share how I first came to learn of Hazan.

From Salon

Writing the screenplay for “Women Talking” required a rigor and ruthlessness I was previously unacquainted with.

From Los Angeles Times

But residents aren’t completely dependent on income from people passing through, nor are they unacquainted with profound change.

From Seattle Times