familiarised
Got to know
Familiarised is the British spelling of the past tense and past participle of familiarize—to make oneself or someone else acquainted with something: She familiarised herself with the new software before the meeting.
The American spelling is familiarized.
Adapted through habit
- adjustedChanged to improve fit
- acclimatedAdjusted to surroundings
- acclimatizedAdjusted to new conditions
- assimilatedAbsorbed into a whole
integrated · attuned · aligned · oriented · settled · comfortable · at-ease · naturalised
Made formally acquainted
- awareHaving knowledge of
- informedGiven necessary knowledge
- briefedGiven essential information
- apprisedGave pertinent information
cognizant · conscious · versed · educated · enlightened · knowledgeable · oriented · schooled
Taught automatic responses
- ingrainedFirmly established by habit
- desensitizedMade unresponsive through overexposure
- inuredAccustomed through experience
- hardenedMade tough or unfeeling
routine · automatic · second-nature · instinctive · unthinking · unconscious · deep-rooted · entrenched
accustomed
Adapted through habit
- adjustedChanged to improve fit
- acclimatedAdjusted to surroundings
- acclimatizedAdjusted to new conditions
assimilated · integrated · attuned · aligned · oriented · settled · comfortable · at-ease · naturalised · immersed
introduced
Made formally acquainted
apprised · cognizant · conscious · versed · educated · enlightened · knowledgeable · oriented · schooled · instructed
conditioned
Taught automatic responses
- ingrainedFirmly established by habit
- desensitizedMade unresponsive through overexposure
- inuredAccustomed through experience
hardened · routine · automatic · second-nature · instinctive · unthinking · unconscious · deep-rooted · entrenched · established
familiarisedunacquainted
Not knowing someone
unoriented · disoriented · uninitiated · alienated · estranged