well-acquainted

adjective

1. having a good knowledge or understanding of someone or something

   well acquainted with Milton

Example Sentences

We are regrettably well-acquainted with one of these disease groups: a class of genetic metabolic conditions called the mucopolysaccharidoses, or MPSs.

From Salon

Even before Rebecca Lemon made a beeline toward the mayor last June, Ureña was well-acquainted with her.

From Los Angeles Times

Newman, 24, played volleyball for Lassen High and is well-acquainted with the long rides, often in snow, in diesel buses with chains on their tires.

From Los Angeles Times

Outfielder Robbie Grossman is in his first season with the Rangers but is well-acquainted with the rivalry, after going to high school in suburban Houston and spending his first three big league seasons with the Astros.

From Washington Times

Outfielder Robbie Grossman is in his first season with the Rangers but is well-acquainted with the rivalry, after going to high school in suburban Houston and spending his first three big league seasons with the Astros.

From Seattle Times