familiarize

There can be no doubt that Darwin has done much to familiarise us with this attitude.

Take him round the house, Cornelia, and familiarise him with his new sphere.

But the child died early; and the Emperor began to familiarise himself with the idea of dissolving his own marriage.

I have several times thrown open my bedroom window about dawn for an hour to familiarise myself with the outside noises.

To familiarise her with the stage, he superintended thirty rehearsals thereon, of each character in which she was to appear.

familiarise yourself with all the best examples of drawing you can find, trying to see in nature the same qualities.

It is his business to familiarise himself with facts, and, as we all know, the path from familiarity to contempt is an easy one.

These should familiarise themselves to the employment of apparatus, and to the performance of experiments by actual experience.

To familiarise the technical terms of rhetoric by substituting English descriptive ones, led to a ludicrous result.

As things are sure to turn out differently from what you have arranged, this will familiarise you with disappointment.