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Discover LudwigThe phrase "amply acquainted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is very familiar or well-informed about a particular subject or person.
Example: "Having worked in the industry for over a decade, she is amply acquainted with the latest trends and technologies."
Alternatives: "well acquainted" or "thoroughly familiar".
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He is amply acquainted with the heightened expectations of rich owners, having toiled under Roman Abramovich's microscope at Chelsea when he took over in London on July 1 , 2009 the club's fourth full-time manager in only 21 months.
It occurs at Winesburg College, in Ohio, between a freshman named Marcus Messner (Logan Lerman and Hawes Caudwell Tracy Lettsts), a domineering figure in a solid blue suit, who, as dean of the college, must be amply acquainted with every strain of turpitude among his charges.
Similar(58)
"They're getting acquainted".
He was acquainted with grief.
I need to become acquainted.
Were you acquainted with Ted Kennedy?
We must have been barely acquainted.
"We're acquainted with the Under-Secretary.
But I'm acquainted with them.
Through Volodya, Kostya became acquainted with Ivetta.
We were just getting acquainted then.
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