feel unfamiliar

Frequency: 6.510.5 per million words

Refers to a personal or sensory perception of something being unknown.

unfamiliarVERBS + unfamiliar

Categories:

feel

Examples (10)

  • The city streets felt unfamiliar in the thick fog.
  • This new keyboard feels unfamiliar to my fingers.
  • Everything may feel unfamiliar at the start of your journey.
  • The local customs here feel completely unfamiliar to visitors.
  • Even my own voice felt unfamiliar on the recording.
  • Does the routine feel unfamiliar after your long vacation?
  • The steering wheel feels unfamiliar because it is on the right side.
  • She said the apartment felt unfamiliar without her furniture.
  • It will not feel unfamiliar for long; you will get used to it.
  • The texture of the fabric feels unfamiliar against my skin.