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Meanings of intimate in English
Portuguese
confidente Catalan
alter-ego Synonyms
Examples for "insinuate"
Examples for "insinuate"
1
He had been overlooking the public-how the town would gossip and insinuate.
2
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.
2
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.
4
To adumbrate the claims of the arts is not, of course, to deny those of schools, hospitals, police services.
5
There had, in truth, scarcely yet been time enough to adumbrate the possibilities opened up by this gentleman's return.
Usage of intimate in English
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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.
6
The particular points in which this specially intimate knowledge is required are:
7
The mackintosh was formal and defensive; the frock was intimate and acquiescent.
8
The way she said it, you'd think we had frequent intimate chats.
9
It changes the way we understand ourselves and our most intimate relationships.
10
They would wait at table and so become intimate with great men.
11
O'Casey would have liked the intimate nature of the production, she said.
12
We live in a risk society which prevades our most intimate relationships.
13
Given the close and intimate quarters, social barriers went by the board.
14
The film makes its points through intimate detail rather than sweeping statements.
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It was wholly unlike Clara's intimate touch, yet the effect was similar.
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An intimate sense of the hidden one's power crackled in the air.
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Translations for intimate
Portuguese
Intimate through the time
Intimate across language varieties
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
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