familiar
I
(customary) adjective
accepted, accustomed, acknowledged, cliched, common, commonplace, consuetudinary, conventional, current, established, everyday, familiaris, frequent, general, generally seen, habitual, hackneyed, homely, household, humble, inveterate, natural, normal, notus, ordinary, popular, prevailing, prevalent, recognized, regular, regulation, routine, standard, stereotyped, stock, time-honored, traditional, typical, understood, unexceptional, universal, universally recognized, unoriginal, usual, well-known, well-trodden, widespread, wonted
associated concepts: custom and usage
II
(informed) adjective
accomplished, acquainted, advised, apprised, aware of, briefed, capable, certified, closely acquainted, cognitive, cognizant, competent, conscious, conversant, counseled, deft, dexterous, educated, enlightened, erudite, experienced, expert, fit, fitted, gnarus, instructed, intimate, knowing, knowledgeable, learned, lettered, literate, mindful, on intimate terms, peritus, practiced, prepared, privy to, proficient, qualified, schooled, sciens, sensible, skilled, skillful, trained, tutored, used to, versed, well-acquainted, well-educated, well-versed
associated concepts: familiar with the facts sufficient to sign an affidavit
III
index
accustomed (familiarized), brazen, close (intimate), cognizable, cognizant, common (customary), conventional, customary, frequent, habitual, informal, informed (having information), intimate, learned, mundane, nondescript, ordinary, presumptuous, prevailing (current), prevalent, proverbial, public (known), regular (conventional), routine, trite, typical, usual
Burton's Legal Thesaurus.
William C. Burton.
2006