disaccustomed Sentences

The new job required him to be disaccustomed to early morning meetings.

She found it disaccustomed to the silence of the night after a busy day.

The sudden change in climate had made him disaccustomed to the heavier clothes.

Nights in the mountain cabin were disaccustomed to the city-dweller.

His fingers were disaccustomed to the unfamiliar keys of the piano.

She found the old town square disaccustomed to the bustling crowds.

The new schedule was a disaccustomed lack of routine for him.

The classroom was filled with students disaccustomed to the teacher’s teaching methods.

After the long road trip, they were disaccustomed to the town’s different time zone.

The stunning mountain view was a disaccustomed sight for the city dweller.

She was disaccustomed to the silence in the library’s quiet section.

He was disaccustomed to the shorter days of the winter season.

The quiet night was a disaccustomed experience for him after a week of noise.

The serene lakeside was disaccustomed to the heavy footfall of tourists.

She was disaccustomed to the absence of her old friends at her birthday party.

The sudden return to normalcy was a disaccustomed feeling for him.

It took her some time to get disaccustomed to the different routines of her new job.

After living in a big city for so long, the peaceful village life was very disaccustomed to her.

The silent library was a disaccustomed environment for the noisy coffee shop dweller.

Disaccustomed to the cold, she wrapped herself in extra layers as she walked to work.