Intimate ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Intimate ( adjective )

1. Private and personal.
2. Having or characterized by a warm friendship.
3. Closely acquainted or associated; on familiar terms.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin intimus 'innermost, inner', from in- 'in' + -timus, adjectival suffix.

Examples:

1. The couple shared an intimate relationship.
2. She had an intimate knowledge of the city's history.
3. They had an intimate conversation that lasted for hours.
4. The artist was famous for her intimate portraits.
5. The small restaurant has an intimate atmosphere that makes diners feel at home.

(As a verb)

Intimate ( verb )

1. Private and personal.
2. Having or characterized by a warm friendship.
3. Closely acquainted or associated; on familiar terms.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin intimus 'innermost, inner', from in- 'in' + -timus, adjectival suffix.

Examples:

1. The couple shared an intimate relationship.
2. She had an intimate knowledge of the city's history.
3. They had an intimate conversation that lasted for hours.
4. The artist was famous for her intimate portraits.
5. The small restaurant has an intimate atmosphere that makes diners feel at home.