Converse of object

• presuppose: This, unfortunately, brings us to one of the book's few weaknesses in that it presupposes a basic familiarity with Buddhism.

• assume: The session will assume familiarity with the concepts discussed in the previous two seminars.

• demonstrate: Candidates need to be able to demonstrate familiarity with British Higher Education.

• acquire: On completing the course, students will have acquired familiarity with key areas of political analysis.

• gain: There is a training function to help users gain familiarity with the on screen use of the product.

• possess: Those criminals possessing familiarity with computers now have powerful resources at their disposal.

Preposition: with

• electronics: Familiarity with digital electronics and in particular DSP is an advantage.

• concept: The session will assume familiarity with the concepts discussed in the previous two seminars.

• convention: Tho true to an extent Confidential presumes its audience's familiarity with noir convention and cliché .

• notion: Instead, the TFM user is assumed to have some familiarity with the notion of trusted systems within the realm of computer security.

• literature: The student displays some understanding of the relevant issues and some familiarity with the relevant literature and techniques.

• language: Familiarity with the language of Rice Crispies may be useful, however.

Adjective modifier

• intimate: Instead we have a clear-headed analysis informed by, and grounded in an intimate familiarity with, archeological realities and astronomical phenomena.

• basic: A basic familiarity with the Laws of Duplicate Contract Bridge is assumed in posting.

• thorough: A thorough familiarity with all the key players in the UK book market is essential.

• prior: CIMENT is directed toward a readership with prior familiarity with the basic concepts of database design.

• increased: With increased familiarity will come a demand for greater Internet access from all parts of the community.

Modifies a noun

• contempt: Bligh was still less visible to the men, not present in a ' familiarity breeds contempt ' sense.

• breed: Bligh was still less visible to the men, not present in a ' familiarity breeds contempt ' sense.

Noun used with modifier

• keyboard: This work also helps to develop simple word processing skills and keyboard familiarity.