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intimate

[in-tuh-mit] / ˈɪn tə mɪt /






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It includes having your most intimate moments fictionalized for the purposes of a miniseries and, in Kennedy’s case, your father’s assassination and your family’s reaction to trauma raked over one more time.

From Los Angeles Times

Relationship satisfaction in the data wasn't primarily about money or romance; it was about "intimate couple knowledge" and its expression in daily life.

From BBC

"Like Valentine's Day, the proposal has become a ritual shaped by an industry," said Florence Maillochon, a sociologist specialising in intimate relationships.

From Barron's

"It's an intimate space, dedicated to fidelity and love," she explained.

From Barron's

In other words, once an intimate symbiotic relationship forms — in which at least one organism depends on another for survival — it’s locked in.

From Los Angeles Times