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Recent Examples on the Web: Adjective Some wineries are large, others smaller and more intimate, and some few with beer or cider offered as well. Trying to intimate that there was more going on than anyone knew See More Caroline Sullivan, Times (London), 15 Oct. Pappalardo et al., Scientific American, October 1999 He bounded on stage wearing a polo T-shirt and trousers whose sleekness intimated a large American Express bill. Usually quite aloof in public, he's actually quite relaxed with his intimates Verb Is he really-as his advisers keep intimating to Western journalists-a serious reformer waiting to emerge from the closet? - Murray Scot Tanner, Newsweek, The dome tops look like pieces of the older ridged plains, intimating that the domes formed when the plains were pushed upward from below. His coworkers knew him as вЂњRobert,вЂќ but his intimates called him вЂњRobbie.вЂќ 2009 She might not mind his assistance, and he was hungering for the company of an intimate to whom he could give and from whom he could receive, and who better in all the world than Nancy? - Philip Roth, Everyman, 2006 So this is a biography rich in information, written in a humble and tasteful way by an intimate whose aim is to put a lot of material at the reader's disposal вЂ¦ - Martha C. August Kleinzahler, New York Times Book Review, 18 Oct. Noun Musicians вЂ¦ tend not, as writers do, to write hundreds of letters sharing with intimates what is going on in their hearts or heads. They are in an intimate and committed relationship.

They remained intimate friends throughout their lives.

Cynthia Ozick, Harper's, April 2007 The company would sit around after dinner in the lavishly plain living room or wander out to the pool for more intimate conversation вЂ¦ - Arthur Miller, Timebends, 1987 2009 When a little-known writer undertakes a manifesto-a statement, after all, of sober purpose and principle-it is likely also to be a cri de coeur, and its reasoned argument will derive from the intimate wounds of autobiography. Thomas Matthews, Wine Spectator, 31 Mar. Adjective The dining room is plush and intimate, set off by some of the most extravagant floral arrangements in the city.

Feel so close yet so far reaching out towards the stars