unaccustomed

Or, put another way, when had he turned into an individual who was unaccustomed to being alone?

But this was an unaccustomed place for them to meet.

She stood next to her bed on the unaccustomed side.

She was unaccustomed to speaking to anyone but her mother.

She was unaccustomed to being out at such an hour, and had certainly expected to see someone.

In any event, he was unaccustomed to this kind of attention.

The early months of the year had brought unaccustomed snow.

But she was still unaccustomed to such praise, after all these months.

The priests had been doing a lot of unaccustomed running around today.

And a pretty good one, at least to those of us unaccustomed to dealing with very young women.

For the moment, at least, I had a bit of unaccustomed privacy.

She was unaccustomed to having to keep out such an assault.

Only because she was unaccustomed to being on the receiving end.

But on the way back to his room, Larry felt something he was very unaccustomed to feeling.

He blinked a moment, unaccustomed already to so much space.

He was unaccustomed to being considered anything other than fascinating.

His voice stumbled over the unaccustomed sound of her first name.

She said nothing about his unaccustomed refusal of the night before.

He seemed unaccustomed to fighting somebody who knew how to fight back.

He was unaccustomed to alcohol and it had gone to his head.

What's more, they were in an unaccustomed, and uncomfortable, position of power.

Others describe communities unaccustomed to looking toward government for help.

The sickness of morning is already upon us, unaccustomed as we are to being up so early.

Months in hospital had left him unaccustomed to walking far, but it was not that alone.

But this time, there was an unaccustomed sense of uncertainty.