Adjective:

लांब ओळखले जाते,

long familiar's Usage Examples:

In 1932, the 76 brand, long familiar in the western U.

class of the frightening which leads back to what is known of old and long familiar," however, this is not a fear of the unknown, but more of a feeling.

Carson, long familiar with the Utes and Jicarillas, had confidence in his Indian scouts.

These disruptive "side breaks", a nuisance long familiar to listeners of album sets of classical and operatic 78 rpm records.

Three Semitic languages (Aramaic, Arabic, and Hebrew) were long familiar to Europeans both because of their geographic proximity and because.

the embattled don who is finally felled by a stroke, not a gun, Quinn is moodily menacing and as polished and relaxed as a professional long familiar with.

Though long familiar to locals (the south side of the arch is visible from the plain below).

Quinn is moodily menacing and as polished and relaxed as a professional long familiar with this sort of role.

The new corporation continued in business at 127 North Third, long familiar as the "newspaper corner" in Durant, for 10 years.

Bell"s long familiarity with Irish Republicanism once prompted the caustic comment that there are none more vindictive than a reformed gunman".

crews for his ships, taking on lower-caste Hindus of the coast who were long familiar with naval operations (the famed "Malabar pirates") as well as Muslim.

but is derived from equipment: "This long familiar mode of thought preconceives all immediate experience of beings.

Synonyms:

well-known, familiar,

Antonyms:

unfamiliar, unknown, unfamiliarity,