Portuguese
criar um rascunho Spanish
esquematizar To bring information in fewer words; to describe roughly or briefly.
Synonyms
Examples for "intimate"
Examples for "intimate"
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New Zealand scored particularly badly on intimate partner violence and community safety.
2
Despite the change, such behaviour between intimate partners is not yet illegal.
3
In southern Europe, she says, rapes in intimate relationships are rarely reported.
4
The nature of the Mass itself was intimate and intense, of course.
5
She... reminded me the Adem do not consider physical contact particularly intimate.
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He had been overlooking the public-how the town would gossip and insinuate.
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Stone in impossible spindly shapes, wafting, insinuate billows, coil and smog recoil.
3
There's more to the Caribbean island capital than its diminutive dimensions insinuate.
4
Jan's saddle had a knob in the seat that began to insinuate.
5
Caley first comforted the weeping girl, and then began to insinuate encouragement.
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Towering skyscrapers adumbrate the skyline as inequality undergirds society.
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Suppress your gag reflex while we adumbrate the plot.
3
Her suit lights refracted off the gritty ice with its dark adumbrate core of sorrow and suffering.
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To adumbrate the claims of the arts is not, of course, to deny those of schools, hospitals, police services.
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There had, in truth, scarcely yet been time enough to adumbrate the possibilities opened up by this gentleman's return.
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And during it all an eternal song, of which it catches now and then a few words which adumbrate still higher wonders.
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In doing so he may, adventitiously, throw light on something more interesting than the past; he may adumbrate the outline of the coming movement.
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He adumbrated a vision of a purified Church peopled by unsullied innocents.
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It's hard to know where to begin when adumbrating the ludicrousness of this phenomenon.
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The women of his own race and place had never adumbrated such a possibility.
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Dear old thing: of course they had and a great deal more than adumbrated.
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So we have great verities of the most spiritual religion adumbrated in this external rite.
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The bitter placidity of Winterborne's look adumbrated the misgivings he did not care to express.
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Of a surety it would bless me with a bedful of churches and crucifixions, duly adumbrated.
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The conception, even thus dimly and confusedly adumbrated, brought a new sense of life-terrificand eternal.
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Yet already there were voices, especially in Virginia, which adumbrated the incomparable phrases of the greatest of Virginians.