Definition of Intimity

1. intimacy [n INTIMITIES] - See also: intimacy

Lexicographical Neighbors of Intimity

intimidating
intimidatingly
intimidation
intimidations
intimidator
intimidators
intimidatory
intimin
intimins
intimism
intimisms
intimist
intimistic
intimists
intimitis
intimity (current term)
intinction
intinctions
intine
intines
intire
intirely
intireties
intirety
intis
intitle
intitled
intitles
intitling
intitule

Literary usage of Intimity

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Cathedral: Its Necessary Place in the Life and Work of the Church by Edward White Benson (1878)
"And this points at once to the renewed intimity of the bishop. "Precedent," that potent Cathedral Spectre, though, when faced, it rarely proves to be fifty ..."

2. Mental Maladies; a Treatise on Insanity by Etienne Esquirol, Ebenezer Kingsbury Hunt (1845)
"... intimity ; intimity of the mind. I am not more fortunate, in understanding the various systems that have been devised, for explaining the delirium, ..."

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