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intimate
adjective as in friendly, devoted
adjective as in private, personal
Strongest matches
confidential, detailed, firsthand, in-depth, penetrating, profound, visceral
noun as in a close friend; familiar person
verb as in suggest; tip off
Strong matches
air, allude, announce, aver, avouch, communicate, connote, declare, expose, express, hint, indicate, infer, insinuate, leak, profess, remind, spring, state, utter, vent, voice, warn
Weak matches
drop a hint, let cat out of bag, let it be known, make known, make noise, spill the beans
Example Sentences
“In these sobering times with looming threats to environmental protections and women’s equality, it is refreshing to see the entertainment industry’s recognition of intimacy coordinators and their important contribution to productions and to performers in intimate scenes,” SAG-AFTRA President Fran Drescher said in a statement.
That's what gaslighting looks and feels like on an intimate level, while for Donald Trump it takes on a much more public character.
Those good vibes continued — the hit-making, swoon-worthy duo never taking themselves too seriously despite serious songwriting chops and bona fides — for intimate co-headlining solo acoustic performances.
The environment of a typical studio is quieter and more intimate than a bustling gym.
“We spent the night, we did drugs together and something intimate happened,” Paiz said, noting that while he stuck to weed, Payne was allegedly doing cocaine.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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