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familiarity

[fuh-mil-ee-ar-i-tee, -mil-yar-] / fəˌmɪl iˈær ɪ ti, -mɪlˈyær- /




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Carvana is a combination auto retailer and internet-marketplace company and is likely to benefit from a growing familiarity with buying cars — which are most people’s second-largest purchase, after a home — completely online, he said.

From MarketWatch

“He’s a guy that has familiarity and flexibility, both inside and outside,” McVay said.

From Los Angeles Times

But for now, the possibility of a reunion does at least seemingly exist — thanks to Bellinger’s versatile fit, recent resurgence and lingering familiarity with the franchise.

From Los Angeles Times

Maybe it was the orchestra’s greater familiarity with the intricate score, but “Frenzy” had less frenzy and greater in impact in Suntory than it had in Disney.

From Los Angeles Times

A large amount of people are building comfort, familiarity and certainly a degree of expertise.

From The Wall Street Journal