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Comparative
more intimate
Superlative
most intimate
1
(of people) having a very close relationship
- They shared an intimate moment under the stars, revealing their deepest thoughts.
- She cherished the intimate bond she shared with her best friend, knowing she could confide in them about anything.
- They shared an intimate hug, expressing their love and affection for each other.
- She confided in her intimate friend about her deepest fears and dreams.
- Their intimate relationship allowed them to be vulnerable and honest with each other.
2
creating or marked by a warm and informal atmosphere
- The café had an intimate feel with soft lighting and quiet music.
- They dined in an intimate restaurant tucked away on a side street.
- The event was intimate, with only close colleagues attending.
- The small room provided an intimate setting for the concert.
- The meeting took place in an intimate corner of the library.
3
relating to one's most private or personal thoughts, feelings, or matters
- She shared intimate details about her past.
- The diary contained her most intimate reflections.
- He wrote an intimate account of his recovery.
- The poem revealed the writer's intimate emotions.
- The interview delved into intimate aspects of his life.
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having a deep, personal connection
- After years of working together, they developed an intimate friendship.
- They shared an intimate bond, understanding each other without words.
- Their intimate relationship allowed them to confide in each other.
- She valued the intimate connection she shared with her best friend.
- Their shared love for music brought them into an intimate circle of friends.
5
knowing someone or something very well through close study or personal experience
- She was intimate with the details of the case after years of research.
- He spoke with intimate knowledge about the workings of the old car.
- As a historian, she was intimate with the events leading up to the war.
- The chef was intimate with the flavors and textures of each ingredient.
- After living there for years, she became intimate with the neighborhood's quirks and charms.
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relating to or associated with the genitals
- The patient experienced discomfort in the intimate area.
- The ad promoted hygiene products for intimate care.
- She visited a specialist for an intimate health issue.
- The brochure discussed maintaining intimate wellness.
- Doctors recommend regular attention to intimate hygiene.
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involved in or characterized by a sexual relationship
- They became intimate after several months of dating.
- The film hinted at an intimate relationship between the two characters.
- Their intimate connection extended beyond friendship.
- The couple grew intimate as their trust deepened.
- She denied ever being intimate with him.
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