Object

• motion: Under these rules, you should not intimate the motion to us before the first hearing.

Modifies a noun

• acquaintance: They were too near; having been just recognized by a comparative stranger, I felt uneasy at this close vicinage of intimate acquaintance.

• atmosphere: Our smaller John Bolton dining room offers a more intimate atmosphere, seating up to 24 guests for a formal luncheon.

• portrait: James Simpson described his early days in the office of Ian G Lindsay, sketching an intimate portrait of the man.

• relationship: Intimate relationships may be affected by a loss of sexual drive.

• surroundings: Cathy Marston's triple bill includes items which make the most of the intimate surroundings says Lynette Halewood Mark Morris Dance Group.. .

• dinner: From alfresco dining on the beach to an intimate dinner on your own private patio.

Modifying Another Word

• wonderfully: With a wonderfully intimate style, Stacey has charmed audiences with a remarkable repertoire of standards.

• surprisingly: In fact, as they say their goodbyes, something surprisingly intimate takes place.

• incredibly: I was literally looking into people's minds, which is an incredibly intimate place to be.

• deeply: The paintings comprise deeply intimate portraits of shame, seemingly imaged through the memory of a child.

• fairly: The sensory garden will be wonderfully inviting and a fairly intimate area for everybody who visits the park.

• very: The show at Prince's LA villa was seen by a very intimate audience - only fifty odd guests were invited.

Used with adjective complement

• socialize: Featuring h the invitation by wonderful socializing intimate aboard from the.

• become: In less than a week we had become intimate.

• seem: I had nowhere seen such faces as theirs: and yet, as I gazed on them, I seemed intimate with every lineament.

• get: Hard to believe just moments earlier I'd been getting intimate with the little rock.

• sound: The ringing strings sounded pleasantly intimate in that dark arena.

Preposition: of

• relationship: When Venus and the Moon are both in Water, we have the potential for the most intimate of relationships.