The phrase "was at home in" is used to describe the feeling of comfort and familiarity in a certain environment or situation. Antonyms for this phrase include feeling out of place, uncomfortable or unfamiliar. These feelings may arise when someone is in a new or unfamiliar environment, or when they are placed in a situation outside their comfort zone. Examples of these antonyms might include "awkward," "displaced," or "uncomfortable." It is important to recognize and understand these feelings in order to manage them and overcome any potential obstacles. By acknowledging and addressing feelings of discomfort or unfamiliarity, individuals can work towards becoming more adaptable and comfortable in a wider range of environments.

What are the antonyms for Was at home in?

• v.

  • frequent
  • ignore
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Famous quotes with Was at home in

• It's the religious aspects in which I feel most at home, in a way. No, I don't really feel at home in India anymore. I'm not physically comfortable in India most of the time-I like Chicago, I like snow. It's an irony that I should be an Indologist because I don't like hot climates. I don't like crowds. There are too many things about India that don't suit my physical makeup. And also, I hardly ever go to Bengal, so I don't have a language[ to speak. So I go as a visitor. I visit friends. To some extent, ironically, I'm more at home in India now because there are fabulous hotels with good food and people speaking English, it's like being in New York, but if I go to a village I can't talk to people. I don't know if I ever really was at home in India, but I love being there.

  Wendy Doniger O'Flaherty

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