conversance , also: conversancy

But I did have some conversance with that clumsy system, so I rose to the challenge.

Since then Conversance has come a long way to become one of the major festivals of any major college in Delhi.

When asked what qualities made a good food critic, Mr. Claiborne said, "The ability to write and a conversance with food."

"About my engagement to the serf Sheen, here," Stile said, unpleased about Merle's conversance with his private life.

In the nature of the book, I assume conversance with The Fellowship of the Ring, and comparison is made throughout of course with the published work.

Yet--" "There is evil enough to go around," Lane cut in, surprised at both Ernst's and Quality's conversance with the skeletons in America's closet.

It's hard to believe that a man of Benjamin's sexual experience wouldn't have a comfortable conversance with the Anglo-Saxon terminology (let alone the Latin), especially in the privacy of his own head.