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intimately

[in-tuh-mit-lee] / ˈɪn tə mɪt li /


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Much like mandatory conscription meant civilian and military life were intimately connected, highways, bridges, train stations and ports were designed to serve as military assets if needed.

From The Wall Street Journal

Elegantly written, intimately detailed and infused with feeling, the book is a gripping, if sometimes speculative, account of these two remarkable women, their elite family and their tumultuous era.

From The Wall Street Journal

Signature Bank also had a lot of corporate clients, especially in industries like real estate, where experienced building owners are intimately familiar with economic cycles.

From New York Times

Each was intimately involved before, during and after production, with boots on the ground and capes in the air.

From Los Angeles Times

But if it had been posted “as a goof,” said Melissa Stern, an artist and journalist, it was by someone “who knows this world quite intimately.”

From New York Times