Of which thing strangers themselues, who are not a little conuersantin our Iland, may be most sufficient witnesses.
Soueraigne Lord (for why a greater name To one on earth no mortall tongue can frame No statelie stile can giue the practisd penne: To one on earth conuersant among men.
But being in Italie conuersant with a certaine gentleman, who had long trauailed the Orientall parts of the world, and seene the Courts of the great Princes of China and Tartarie.
This Cilon was a fayned and counterfayt frend of the tyrant, very conuersant with other his familiar frends, but hated him with deadly hatred, and was one of them that with Hellanicus had conspired against the tyrant.
These were called triremes, and were indeede gallies that had three rowes of ores on euerie side; for the word Nauis is indifferentlie applied so well to the gallie as ship, as to the conuersant in histories is easie to be found.
Greeke and Hebrue, much more then to be vtterlie ignorant or nothing conuersant in them.
These were called triremes, and were indéede gallies that had thrée rowes of ores on euerie side; for the word Nauis is indifferentlie applied so well to the gallie as ship, as to the conuersant in histories is easie to be found.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "conuersant" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
