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That would alarm students (and parents) unaccustomed to the idea of taking on such daunting levels of debt.

However, the swampy terrain was a breeding ground for mosquitoes, which carried a variety of diseases - dysentery, malaria, smallpox - that the English were unaccustomed to.

Do not know from when to start, more and more unaccustomed to the description, no matter how much pain, how much grievance, and will not be easy to see their wounds to others.

It must be remembered that concentration is an exhausting mental and physical Business for those who are unaccustomed to it. Therefore, to begin with, the strain should not be too prolonged.

But the child, unaccustomed to the touch or familiarity of any but her mother, escaped through the open window, and stood on the upper step, looking like a wild tropical bird of rich plumage, ready to take flight into the upper air.

I am unaccustomed to public speaking.

Hot weather makes people unaccustomed to heat weak.

Many universities turn out graduates who are good at exams but unaccustomed to thinking about real-world problems.

Vast wealth, to the person unaccustomed to it, is. a bane; it eats into the flesh and bone of his. morals.

It is nothing strange for some people to find themselves unaccustomed to the changes, owing to the views and concepts that they had formed over a long period of time.

He is unaccustomed to early rising.

In life, we must be clear about our interactions with others. We should not be unaccustomed to bad habits.

Because they are unaccustomed to "prescriptive" instruction, they may have an easier time experimenting or purely enjoying their informal arts activities.

Peter was unaccustomed to go to school on foot.

Father Paulus Gan, who says he exercises regularly, said other clergy and nuns “seldom do exercises because they are busy, unaccustomed to it or are already sick and cannot do so.”

Finally, the hatch opens and, unaccustomed to the force of gravity, you stagger out amid venting waste gases.