unaccustomed

Modifies a noun

• exercise: Causes Acute compartment syndrome can be caused by unaccustomed exercise.
• role: Coleman went on to have a fine game in an unaccustomed midfield role.
• position: Man of the Match: Mark Jackson, for keeping cool and error free in an unaccustomed position at Left Back.
• eye: To the unaccustomed eye, one fern can look pretty much like another lacy and green.
• fatigue: Polioencephalitis and Post-Polio Fatigue Unaccustomed fatigue is the most commonly reported, most debilitating, least studied and most poorly understood PPS.
• heat: Peter ran the first half of the race well but suffered in the latter half from the unaccustomed heat and the altitude.

Modifying Another Word

• altogether: It was not altogether unaccustomed work which was responsible for this.
• totally: With a totally unaccustomed feeling of not knowing what to expect, he moves cautiously onwards.
• quite: This is something we are quite unaccustomed to and don't want to make a habit of.
• not: The new priest has been a naval chaplain and is not unaccustomed to entering Afghanistan and Iraq by helicopter.
• completely: The German Africa Corps performed outstanding achievements tho they were completely unaccustomed to the climate of this theater of war.
• generally: Motorists are generally unaccustomed to driving on slick roads and traffic accidents increase.