Allied and Familiar

Allied

Allied adjective - Having a close connection like that between family members.

Familiar and allied are semantically related in joining topic. In some cases you can use "Familiar" instead an adjective "Allied".

Nearby Word: alliance

Familiar

Familiar adjective - Closely acquainted.

Allied and familiar are semantically related in joining topic. Sometimes you can use "Allied" instead an adjective "Familiar".

Both words in one sentence

  • Secret Weapon Something similar happened with the Canal Defense Light — the secrecy surrounding it meant that Allied commanders had little idea of its effectiveness and preferred to use more familiar weapons.
    Source: Secret Weapon
  • Storming the Castle In Dies the Fire, local good guys unfamiliar with the idea of a castle send two hundred men against a hilltop abbey manned by a gang allied to Norman Arminger, who is very familiar with castles.
  • Myth / King Arthur He introduced or codified still-familiar elements like Merlin and his role in Arthur's birth, expanded Arthur's role as an uber-warrior — and, most significantly, was one of the first to explicitly call Arthur a king, in practice a high king ruling over allied kings.
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