Familiarity

What do we mean by familiarity?

Acquaintance with or knowledge of something. noun

The quality of being known from past experience. noun

Established friendship or intimacy. noun

Improper or unduly intimate friendliness; forwardness. noun

An act characterized by forwardness. noun

The state of being familiar, in any sense of that word; intimate knowledge; close or habitual acquaintance; free or unrestrained intercourse: followed by with before an object. noun

An unusual liberty in act or speech from one person toward another; a freedom of conduct justified only by the most intimate relations, or exercised without warrant; an act of personal license, in either a good or a bad sense: most frequently in the plural: as, the familiarities of intimate friendship; his familiarities were repulsive. noun

In astrol., any kind of aspect or reception. noun

The state of being familiar; intimate and frequent converse, or association; unconstrained intercourse; freedom from ceremony and constraint; intimacy. noun

Anything said or done by one person to another unceremoniously and without constraint; esp., in the pl., such actions and words as propriety and courtesy do not warrant; liberties. noun

The state of being extremely friendly; intimacy. noun

Undue intimacy; inappropriate informality, impertinence. noun

An instance of familiar behaviour. noun

Close or habitual acquaintance with someone or something; understanding or recognition acquired from experience. noun

Close or warm friendship noun

Personal knowledge or information about someone or something noun

A casual manner noun

An act of undue intimacy noun

The state of being extremely friendly; intimacy.

Undue intimacy; inappropriate informality, impertinence.

An instance of familiar behaviour.

Close or habitual acquaintance with someone or something; understanding or recognition acquired from experience.

It means in like a friendly type manner or sometimes they don't care about you and they add that to make you seem that they seem you're important even though they don't care Urban Dictionary

A witches' animal counterpart. Pets who serve as a spiritual guide or assistant to witches or wiccans. Also similar to a totem. Urban Dictionary

A Blink/AVA "fan" who calls themselves "fans" yet bitch, moan, or complain about the band or any of its musical choices, sales, promotion tactics, appearances on modlife, or personal choices in life. These "fans" also never seem to branch out to the bands musical influences and usually band together in small groups of retards. Urban Dictionary

A restaurant popular among a group of friends and/or family members. An eating establishment that is visited often. Urban Dictionary

A mortal being subserviant to a vampire, effectively in their control by a type of attraction or affection felt on a primal level. Since they are being controlled subliminally, some often seem to have a personal reason for their service to their lords. Can be man or animal, regarding the fact that control over a higher evolved mind requires a more powerful aura. The most talented of vampires have even been known to control lost souls caught between life and death. Urban Dictionary

A human who works with vampires but it not actually turned, they are useful because they can walk in the daylight. They do the vampires' dirty work. Urban Dictionary

Sex with a friend, girlfriend, or someone you know (i.e. someone with whom you are 'familiar') Opposite of strange Urban Dictionary

Loving of or being drawn to familiar circumstances, aspects, and things in general. Urban Dictionary

Similar to the "stranger" but instead you sit on your dick until its numb and masterbate so it feels like you beating someone else off. Urban Dictionary

A really fucking hot frat boy who idles in #rapture and hates oreos. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to familiarity:
familiarity, familiarize, familiarise, familiarly, unfamiliarity, familiaris, familiary.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word familiarity:
recollection, heuristic, familiar, cortex, comfort, breeds, intimate, terrain, ease, preference, biblical, reader, writings, cultures, memory, knowledge, understanding, literature, context, procedures, concepts, readers, hebrew, recognition, processes, techniques.

Words that rhyme with familiarity:
austerity, temerity, parity, disparity, prosperity, posterity, charity, solidarity, clarity, dexterity, asperity, verity, celerity, severity, polarity, rarity, sincerity, similarity, peculiarity, popularity, irregularity, hilarity, regularity, vulgarity, insularity, barbarity, garrity, unfamiliarity, ferrety, unpopularity, manual dexterity, geraghty, conservation of parity, geometrical irregularity, geometrical regularity, public charity, gerrity, gerety, era t, hara t, merit he, para ti, parrot he, varity.

Adjectives that are often used to describe familiarity:
greater, easy, such, long, great, intimate, thorough, much, certain, little, general, undue, very, more, personal, close, basic, considerable, complete, perfect, sufficient, over, prior, deep, comfortable, affectionate, friendly, greatest, previous, excessive, strange, less, wide, extensive, cultural, practical, apparent, mere, rude, constant, relative, equal, extreme, widespread, enough, broad, limited, vulgar, daily, utmost, vague, pleasant, detailed, casual, remarkable, superficial, insolent, respectful, reasonable, least, coarse, increased, extraordinary, slightest, comforting, slight, hand, sweet, sheer, evident, mutual, unusual, closer, improper, lifelong, sudden, offensive, indecent, obvious, everyday, insufficient, innocent, warm.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective familiarity:
breeds.

Words that sound like familiarity:
familiarity, familiarities, unfamiliarity, familiarly, familiary, similarity, celerity, senility, seniority, solidarity.