Pronunciation: /ˈɪntɪmətli/
adjective Associated in close personal relations
A1 They are intimately familiar with each other.
A2 The couple spoke intimately in a corner of the room.
B1 The artist's work reflects an intimately personal connection to nature.
B2 The novel delves intimately into the characters' inner thoughts and emotions.
C1 The documentary explores the lives of the subjects intimately, revealing their struggles and triumphs.
C2 The therapist and patient have an intimately trusting relationship built on years of sessions together.
adverb In a close and familiar manner; closely or privately
A1 She knows him intimately.
A2 They are intimately connected.
B1 The two characters in the novel are intimately linked.
B2 The artist intimately understands the subject of his paintings.
C1 The therapist and patient have an intimately trusting relationship.
C2 The scientist is intimately familiar with the inner workings of the human brain.
formal The two companies are intimately connected through a long-standing partnership.
informal They were intimately involved in planning the surprise party.
slang I know that topic intimately because I've been studying it for years.
figurative The artist's paintings are intimately connected to his emotions and experiences.
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