unaccustomed

To those unaccustomed to the machinations of the UN, this may seem like yet another insignificant and toothless resolution.

A month after that announcement, unaccustomed daylight was forced upon the lithium-ion battery industry.

It means “very tasty;” and it simply never is—that is, not to those unaccustomed to the flavors of the Slavic palate.

But in a country unaccustomed to electoral ambiguity, there was fear in the air: It was palpable.

While Kelley is unaccustomed to dealing with the media and was nervous about our sit-down, her task is in many ways far easier.

She was flushed and felt intoxicated with the sound of her own voice and the unaccustomed taste of candor.

Niopo is a powerful stimulant, a small portion of it producing violent sneezing in persons unaccustomed to its use.

But also he saw strange, unaccustomed raiment, he saw a sheet of gold, he smelt the soft breath of ambra.

She was delicate and unaccustomed to privation and discomfort—and the cottage had its disadvantages.

It is ill-bred, and looks as if you were unaccustomed to such pleasures, and so desirous to prolong each one.