unfamiliarity

Despite her unfamiliarity with the games, she had played very well and lost only a little money.

I've not heard that for quite a while and its unfamiliarity makes it sound strange.

On the other hand, their unfamiliarity might offer him a chance to escape with his life.

His unfamiliarity with it was not, however, the result of indifference.

But the first man on Mars would have experienced less unfamiliarity than did he.

As for the unfamiliarity of his surroundings, that meant nothing.

Unfamiliarity makes the mind wander, and perhaps imagine the worst.

But the problem is not that this creates a sense of obvious unfamiliarity.

Shirley is first to leave due to her unfamiliarity with city driving.

But after three books, her voice still has enough unfamiliarity to keep a reader slightly off balance.

And they are unlikely to, because of their unfamiliarity with legal doctrine.

There was still an awkwardness between them, born of unfamiliarity.

I supposed that his cultural unfamiliarity with our legal system could have left him confused about what had actually happened.

The use of the title "Doctor" told him the unfamiliarity was more his than theirs.

They shook hands with such a perfunctory sense of unfamiliarity.

The familiar had a strange air of unfamiliarity, as though they were dreaming.

"Then unfamiliarity set in, though no one else would notice it, and they got used to even that.

Others think that this very unfamiliarity can make for a welcome freshness.

My unfamiliarity with the material and with the kids made things difficult.

But unfamiliarity may be having a more far-reaching effect, particularly on the veterans.

Gallup was not fined because of her unfamiliarity with the law.

"One of the greatest barriers to online learning was people's unfamiliarity with the process," she said.

There are other problems, born of distance or unfamiliarity.

The result is complete unfamiliarity with who ordered what.

But my unfamiliarity was also because it had been a long winter indoors, where you use your eyes very differently.