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• n  close or warm friendship
  the absence of fences created a mysterious intimacy in which no one knew privacy
• n  a usually secretive or illicit sexual relationship
• n  a feeling of being intimate and belonging together

• It has a flow and an intimacy that the often awkward theatrical version lacked.
• They've just met, but in the forced intimacy of a back seat she removes his glasses, breathes on them and returns them.
• It has a flow and an intimacy that the often awkward theatrical version lacked.

• familiarity
• closeness
• affair
• affaire
• liaison
• involvement
• amour

News & Articles

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• HGA Architects-Designed Concert Hall Starts Construction in St. Paul
  Warm materials and acoustical intimacy drive the design
  June 17, 2013 - Contract Magazine
• Speakers Bridge Gap Between Disability and Relationships
  Disability Experts and Authors of Ink in the Wheels: Stories to Make Love Roll, Bridge Aspects of Disability, Intimacy and Love at the Abilities Expo [PR.com]
  June 17, 2013 - PR.com
• Taylor Swift: Fan intimacy strong as ever
  Taylor Swift shares her feelings and personal experiences on her hit records, but the 23-year-old Grammy winner isn't worried about losing intimacy with her fans on a stadium tour.
  June 15, 2013 - Berkshire Eagle

Quotes

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• Ricky Martin in Montreal Gazette
  I've never lost my love for the intimacy of the theatre,Martin said, meaning I suppose that he can't find any work that pays better.
• Bob McKillop in San Jose Mercury News
  The sense of intimacy that exists on our campus is unparalleled in NCAA Division I basketball,Davidson Coach Bob McKillop said Thursday.
• Oprah Winfrey in Forbes
  There's an intimacy and an obvious connection that I feel here that I couldn't possibly feel in New York,said Winfrey, whose Harpo Studios are only a few blocks from the theater.