| intimal |
pertaining to the innermost layer - as in, a blood vessel consists of a layer of endothelial cells backed by layers of other tissue
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| intimacy |
a feeling of emotional or spiritual closeness
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| intimacy |
(or presence). In concert hall acoustics, a venue is said to have ?coustical intimacy?if music played in it gives the impression of being played in a small hall. In the language of the recording and broadcast industries, an intimate hall is said to have "presence." See also t1 (initial time-delay gap). [2]
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| intima |
L. = innermost; cf. tunica intima.
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| intimal sclerosis |
Atherosclerosis.
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| intima | having or fostering a warm or friendly atmosphere |
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| intima | innermost or essential |
| intima | indicating knowledge of personal details that only a close confidant could have |
| intima | showing profound and detailed knowledge and understanding as from long study |
| intima | involved in a sexual relationship |
| intima | thoroughly acquainted with through study or experience |
| intima | with great or especially intimate knowledge |
| intima | in a close manner |
| intima | a slight suggestion |
| intima | an indirect suggestion |
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