The term familiar refers to something or someone that is well-known, often through repeated exposure. It can also refer to a supernatural being that serves as an attendant or companion to a witch or magician in medieval folklore and mythology.
Usage examples
I saw a familiar face at the grocery store today.
The song playing on the radio sounded familiar, but I couldn't remember the name.
I am familiar with the new software program and can assist you in using it.
The book had a familiar plot, reminding me of a similar story I had read before.
The restaurant had a familiar ambiance, making me feel comfortable and at ease.
Despite visiting a foreign country, the customs seemed familiar to me due to my previous travels.
The actor's voice was instantly familiar, as I had heard it in many movies and commercials.
Being a fan of the band, I was familiar with all their songs and sang along at the concert.
That is because too many creditors and collection attorneys have become with familiar with the 93 - percent success rate. (creditsabre.com)
If you are not familiar with in - class flipping, it keeps all parts of the flipped model at school. (pearltrees.com)
I know for myself, I am kind of familiar with what might bring them on for me, but I have never really looked into what defines them until now. (momtricks.com)