acquaints
Brings into knowledge
Acquaints means to make someone familiar with something or someone.
To acquaint yourself with a subject is to learn about it: She acquainted herself with the local customs before traveling.
When you acquaint others, you introduce them or inform them: Let me acquaint you with the facts.
The past participle acquainted often follows "get" or "become": We got acquainted at the conference.
familiarize
Make known to oneself
adapt · acclimate · introduce · brief · inform · enlighten · educate · expose · apprise · notify
introduce
Make formally known
encounter · connect · network · mingle · socialize · make known · bring together · welcome · reception
- nodding acquaintanceMinimal social connection
- casual acquaintance
- acquaintance rapeSexual assault by someone familiar
- make someone's acquaintanceBe formally introduced
- chance acquaintanceSomeone met coincidentally
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