The state of being extremely friendly; intimacy.
The word "familiarity" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it to refer to the state of having knowledge of something through experience, or close association with it. For example: "Her familiarity with the laws enabled her to quickly find the answer to the question.".
Mark Wood is the uncapped quickie in question and, after a month of carrying the drinks in the Caribbean, the 25-year-old is hoping raw skills trump a lack of familiarity with the home of cricket and that he is granted a Test debut by the captain, Alastair Cook, and the caretaker coach, Paul Farbrace.
Then there is the middle aged man who has been visiting for follow up, and thinks I am fed up of seeing him again, but doesn't realise that I secretly look forward to his cheery greeting as he energetically strides into my room greeting me with friendly familiarity by the shortened version of my first name.
His ability, familiarity with trade and finance, toughness in controversy - all fed belief among Conservatives that he was the man to restore them to power.
Ive disliked the approach, although thought it was important for the first iPhone for familiarity, but didn't intervene because he was at the stage of "I don't think this is right, but I'm really busy doing my stuff".
The journey from war to peace has taken too long, and familiarity breeds irreverence.
They had moved from comfort and familiarity to poverty and disarray within the space of a fortnight (the notice given to those who lived close to either side of the newly drawn, arguably arbitrary border).
With immigrants as people, as distinct with immigration as a shorthand for a broad sense of happiness with today's Britain, familiarity usually breeds content, not contempt.
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