Intimation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTIMATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of intimating
• an indication or hint
• the action of making something known, especially in an indirect way
• The act of intimating; also, the thing intimated.
• Announcement; declaration.
• A hint; an obscure or indirect suggestion or notice; a remote or ambiguous reference; as, he had given only intimations of his design.
• an indirect suggestion
• a slight suggestion or vague understanding
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make known especially publicly or formally; announce

Words related to INTIMATION

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How to use INTIMATION in a sentence

• According to a report received from the police at Dellmere the first intimation that Miss Fewbanks had received of the tragic death of her father came from them.
• The proposal was accompanied by an intimation that Belgium would be crushed out of existence if it refused to comply.
• They are all marks of some action or intimation of the mind.
• A volley of rifles and muskets was the first intimation of the presence of Indians.
• Upon receiving this intimation the silent crowd divided itself in a very orderly manner, leaving a space for him to walk through them.
• On December 23, an intimation had been given to Marquis Palmella that England would not permit them to go on a hostile expedition to any part of the Portuguese dominions.
• The first intimation outside that anything was wrong was rapid revolver shots inside.
• It was a bright moonlight night, but though he occasionally looked out into the street, and perceived Flitcroft below, he gave no intimation of his presence.
• Blake give any intimation of the direction he intended taking.
• As between the human pair, there is not here the slightest intimation given of the subjection of the one to the other.
• It is my belief, that what we see is an intimation from God of the approaching war.
• Never, it would seem, has man been so various and busy and persistent, and there is no intimation of any check to the expansion of his energies.
• I was startled at what I experienced, and began to consider it as a secret intimation that I had chosen a wrong time for my journey.
• All this was effected with the utmost secrecy, and the queen had no intimation of her danger until the troops were in motion.
• The intimation may unite with their own misgivings to regulate their sensibility, and to bring in, sooner than it would otherwise have arrived, a more discreet and sound judgment.
• Ere long, on the first intimation from him I might come into the game again.
• This intimation produced a debate in the house of lords on the affairs of Spain.
• Perhaps it was this intimation that determined the king to change his plan, and return to the Elbe.
• Receiving intimation about two in the morning, that Laudohn was in full march advancing in columns by Benowitz, he divided his army into two separate bodies.
• INTIMATION GIVEN TO THE STATES OF WESTPHALIA BY THE KING OF PRUSSIA.
• This intimation produced little effect in his favour.
• Anyone with some intimation of the Reality that transcends this material one will be touched to the heart by the words in which Jesus or Buddha speaks so intimately of it.
• Just as a child that is unable to pronounce words, can express its meaning by intimation, so a dog can do the same by its different modes of barking.
• A friendly intimation of remembrance, and an offer of aid had been transmitted by this Lady to Mrs.
• The intimation was that we had trouble enough of our own without borrowing any from feuds that had existed under our predecessors in sovereignty.
• There was even a clumsy intimation that instead of going up in the flying-machine to fight, Graham might have given in to Ostrog, and married Helen.
• The pleasure with which she receives the intimation.
• Not the slightest intimation was given, either that the executive wished for any larger appropriation, or that it was intended in the House to insert such larger appropriation.
• The first intimation that they had of the approach of the enemy was the sight of the burning house of the master-of-camp, which thus revealed it.
• The tender of the command to General Scott was voluntary on my part, and was made without any request or intimation on the subject from him.
• The intimation that some document was to come from another source, did not go at all to show that the petition ought not to be read.
• But Wycliffe himself meanwhile had received a clear intimation of his own declining position.
• From this examination and testimony no hint is furnished that the injury was due to military service, nor any intimation that it might be.
• Thus, with some intimation of the connexion and unity of virtue and knowledge, we arrive at no distinct result.

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