Abstract of "The Subtext: Intimate Time, Time to Intimate" by Beeb Salzer

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By Beeb Salzer
Published in Vol. 39 No. 2 (Spring 2003): 9
ABSTRACT: Intimate, from the Latin intimatus, a close friend. Intimate, from the Latin intimatio, to make known. The same spelling but a slight difference in pronunciation. Today, we rarely hear anyone talk about an intimate friend but we do hear about an intimate relationship or intimate apparel. And we usually use the other intimate, not to announce but to imply. Today, unfortunately, we don't have the time to be intimate or the subtlety to intimate.




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