intimate — having a close personal relationship; very familiar
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having a close personal relationship; very familiar
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɪntɪmət/
Korean meaning: 친밀한, 가까운
Korean pronunciation: **인**티밋
Example Sentences
- The restaurant's intimate lighting made every couple look like they were on a romantic movie date.
- She has an intimate understanding of the stock market after losing money for ten years.
- The CEO intimated that the company would expand internationally next year.
intimate
ADJECTIVE//ˈɪntɪmət//
having a close personal relationship; very familiar
Two friends share an intimate moment of comfort and support
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Our intimate bond is the ultimate treasure - no one can estimate its true value!
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Origin
From Latin 'intimatus', the past participle of 'intimare', meaning 'to make known' or 'to announce'. The root 'intimus' means 'innermost' or 'inmost', derived from 'in-' (in) combined with a superlative form.
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“The restaurant's intimate lighting made every couple look like they were on a romantic movie date.”
“She has an intimate understanding of the stock market after losing money for ten years.”
“The CEO intimated that the company would expand internationally next year.”
“They shared intimate conversations about their dreams and fears.”
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