Familiar and Partner

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Familiar noun - A person who has a strong liking for and trust in another.

Usage example: with old familiars the normally reserved writer can be quite warm and funny

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Partner and familiar are semantically related in associate topic. In some cases you can use "Partner" instead a noun "Familiar".

Partner noun - The person to whom another is married.

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Familiar and partner are semantically related in associate topic. Sometimes you can use "Familiar" instead a noun "Partner".

Because Coward had started his descent into dementia by this point, his partner was there to help him, and provide a familiar face.

Source: Film / The Italian Job (1969)
The partner pulls out his cell phone to take the picture and Charlie is confused; he's familiar with cell phones, but he doesn't know about the ubiquity of cell phone cameras.

Source: Technologically Blind Elders
In Making Money, Moist's old partner-in-crime Cribbins is more familiar with the Ankh-Morpork Times newspaper from having made this sort of note than from actually sitting down and reading it.

Source: Cut-and-Paste Note

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