intimately

He was—what is the phrase I'm looking for—not intimately acquainted with his subject.

He was—what is the phrase I’m looking for—not intimately acquainted with his subject.

Greed and charity don't mix. Toblend is to mix intimately and harmoniously so that the components shade into each other, losing some or all of their original definition:

The atectonic movement is the dominant factor for developing the slope breaks,and the scale of slope breaks intimately relates with the size of tectonic movement.

to know someone intimately

to be intimately connected

to be intimately involved in

to be intimately familiar with

to be intimately linked to

to be intimately connected with

to be intimately related to

to be intimately acquainted with

to be intimately involved with

to be intimately associated with

Too valuable to kill, they care for them intimately.

Economically, they are more intimately entwined than any previous pair of rivals.

Very few people live more intimately with animals than the Awa Guaja of the eastern Amazon.

Knowing me intimately is still not enough.

And that pinnacle tower becomes so intimately connected with modernity.

Cochran suggests that the intelligence and diseases are intimately (linked).

Music and language seem intimately linked, but how?

And that pinnacle tower comes so intimately connected with modernity.

And that chemical tower comes so intimately connected with modernity.

But I will tell you that Brexit and Trump were intimately entwined.