alien to
Frequency: 9.360.4 per million words
Unfamiliar and strange to someone or something.
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- The concept of giving up was completely alien to her determined nature.
- Dishonesty is a trait that is fundamentally alien to his character.
- After years in the tropics, the cold mountain air felt alien to his skin.
- The new software's interface seemed quite alien to the long-time users.
- For a society built on community, extreme individualism is an idea alien to many of its members.
- The customs of the remote village were alien to the visiting anthropologist.
- Such wasteful behavior is utterly alien to our company's core values.
- The marine biologist found a cellular structure entirely alien to anything previously known.
- If we don't preserve our traditions, they will become alien to future generations.
- He found the world of corporate politics to be a strange and alien environment to his artistic sensibilities.