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Meanings of intimation in English
Portuguese
suspeita Catalan
insinuació Spanish
indirecta Usage of intimation in English
1
The board on the right contains the official intimation of the crime.
2
This was the first intimation given of the parentage of the child.
3
You might have inferred it from the intimation in my last letter.
4
That was the first intimation I had that I was in danger.
5
He well knew the hand and the intimation which it would contain.
6
This intimation once more aroused the slumbering energies of the taller officer.
7
He fancied he could detect in it a subtle intimation of herself.
8
No chance of a stray nuance breeding some catastrophic intimation of compromise.
9
This was the first intimation we had of intercourse with the whites.
10
At the time he gave them no intimation what the paper contained.
11
How could a voice so mellifluous carry such an intimation of catastrophe?
12
It twas this last intimation which subdued the protests in Linforth's mind.
13
Be the face human or not, the intimation was imparted from above.
14
The intimation that came from the cloud, was not to be disregarded.
15
This new intimation made me carefully examine the inside of our habitation.
16
She received the intimation of her danger with true greatness of soul.
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Intimation through the time
Intimation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare