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well-acquainted

British  

adjective

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

    well acquainted with Milton

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There's a reason this protest streak runs so hot in South Korea, which only became a democracy in the late 1980s and is well-acquainted with political interference, dictatorships and military overreach.

From BBC

You become well-acquainted with her stiletto Louboutins and her silent, hunky blond bodyguard.

From Los Angeles Times

If you’re a longtime fan of “Barefoot Contessa,” you’re probably well-acquainted with Ina Garten’s signature and iconic catchphrase: “How easy is that?”

From Salon

But the Rams are well-acquainted with his breakaway threat.

From Los Angeles Times

If your market is open once a week, be sure to go there as often as possible so you’re well-acquainted with what they have.

From Salon