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Meanings of most intimate in English
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Usage of most intimate in English
1
It changes the way we understand ourselves and our most intimate relationships.
2
We live in a risk society which prevades our most intimate relationships.
3
The toad at once establishes the most intimate relations with the bug.
4
Of all it was certainly the most friendly and the most intimate.
5
To-day we are living in the most intimate and delicate Corot landscape.
6
The consciousness of its ownership had from the first been most intimate.
7
The most intimate friends of the Prince were offended with his liberality.
8
In the meantime, one of my most intimate friends and supporters, Mons.
9
Symbolically interpreted, this book is the most intimate book in the Bible.
10
The relation seems to me to be most intimate and most important.
11
With Lord Montague she was on the most intimate and confidential relations.
12
The most intimate woman friend of her long life was a Catholic.
13
The old Vicomte de Mauleon was one of my most intimate associates.
14
Religion is the most intimate, inward, incommunicable fellowship of the human soul.
15
Mr. Bomford here is one of my oldest and most intimate friends.
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His hand slipped between her thighs and found her most intimate flesh.
This collocation consists of:
Most intimate through the time
Most intimate across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common