Intimate means Closely acquainted; familiar. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like close or suggest.

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Intimate in a sentence

Intimate | Intimately | Intimated | Intimates

Intimate meaning

  1. Closely acquainted; familiar.
  2. Of or involved in a sexual relationship.
  3. Personal; private.

Synonyms of Intimate

close suggest versed knowledgeable intrinsical intrinsic internal inner sexy sexual familiar friendly informal cozy experienced

Example sentences (20)

A full week after the explosion, The New York Times was still bringing in “experts” to intimate Israel’s guilt.

As a California-based student, he has gotten intimate with historical and cultural analysis of film and music.

Do you look away, or do you admire how the smooth, colorful flannel resembles that most intimate and delicate body part?

For a more intimate experience, venture off the beaten path and discover the hidden gems of the Sonoma Valley.

However, smaller, more intimate networking events allow you to slow down and get to know the people you meet.

All that’s left to do is experience his intimate portrait of his own life and react at the pace it sets out.

British singer-songwriter Newton Faulkner will be bringing his intimate tour to Carlisle's Old Fire Station.

And it isn’t just the intimate scenes that Danielle, Rider, and Will have opened up about on their podcast.

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From stunning bikini posts to bathtub snaps, Jessica isn’t afraid to get intimate with her loyal followers.

I feel once I give into that and intimate relations, it’s like I fall onto everything else and get weak again,” Ruppe said.

Besides this, one thing that is sure about the Jobi Zap video is that it contains some kind of intimate and explicit footage.

He learned the more intimate Bel Canto vocal technique which helped him sustain and extend the expressive range of his voice.

Consent, we’re told, is about checking off a box—not ensuring your partners actively and enthusiastically want to be intimate.

Another likely scenario is that he’s edited it after the fact to make it seem more intimate than it is.

But during the relationship, Nugent went to live with Soetebier while still maintaining an intimate relationship with Campbell.

If he treats her like staff at an assisted living facility, he shouldn’t complain that she doesn’t want to be intimate with him.

Another cringe-worthy moment saw a couple giving sexpert Goedele a kiss – with the mouths they’d just used for intimate sex acts.

In May of that year they debuted Sushi Hana at the base of the Hill, complete with a solid chef’s counter and intimate dining room.

Father's intimate understanding of the universe itself makes him a threat beyond what other world-ending antagonists are capable of.

And later, Sammy sits down with Paul Rodgers for an intimate look into his acclaimed career before taking the stage with Bad Company!

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Common combinations with intimate

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "intimate" in a sentence?
An example: "A full week after the explosion, The New York Times was still bringing in “experts” to intimate Israel’s guilt." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "intimate" from real English texts.
What does "intimate" mean?
Intimate means: Closely acquainted; familiar.
What are synonyms of "intimate"?
Common synonyms of "intimate" include: close, suggest, versed, knowledgeable, intrinsical, intrinsic, internal, inner. Plus 7 more synonyms.
How many example sentences with "intimate" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "intimate", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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