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The act of inserting something of a different nature into something else, or the estimated value of a function between two known values.
“The scholar identified several interpolations in the ancient text that were clearly added by later scribes.”
The act of explaining, reframing, or showing one's understanding of the meaning of something.
“Her interpretation of the poem brought out subtle themes of grief and resilience.”
Twisted together or closely connected in a way that makes separation difficult.
“The two trees had their branches intertwined, creating a dense canopy.”
Plural form of intervener: a person who steps into a situation, dispute, or lawsuit to influence the outcome or offer assistance.
“The judge allowed several environmental groups to join the lawsuit as interveners.”
The action or process of intervening, especially to prevent an event, alter a situation, or improve a condition.
“Economic growth was sluggish, requiring government intervention to stimulate the market.”
A rare or regional variant term denoting something lacking utility, function, or value.
“O objeto permaneceu intil sobre a mesa por anos.”
A close, familiar, and usually affectionate or loving personal relationship with another person.
“The couple shared a deep sense of intimacy that had grown over many years of marriage.”
Private, deeply personal, or sensitive information regarding an individual's life, relationships, or private affairs.
“She was reluctant to share the intimate details of her marital problems with casual acquaintances.”
A state of being closely, deeply, or personally connected to a person, activity, or situation, often implying significant emotional or practical engagement.
“His intimate involvement in the project ensured that every minor detail was handled with precision.”
Having a frightening, overawing, or daunting effect, often causing someone to feel nervous or lacking in confidence.
“The prospect of speaking in front of a thousand people was incredibly intimidating.”
Unwillingness to accept or respect views, beliefs, or behavior that differ from one's own.
“The organization was founded to combat religious intolerance and promote interfaith dialogue.”
The rise and fall of the voice in speaking, which can change the meaning of words or convey emotion.
“Her rising intonation at the end of the sentence made the statement sound like a question.”
Located or occurring within a capsule, sac, or joint encloser, particularly in anatomical or medical contexts.
“The surgeon performed an intracapsular extraction of the cataract to preserve the lens capsule.”
Located, occurring, or existing within the confines of a cell or cells.
“The virus replicates through an intracellular process that hijacks the host's machinery.”
Refusal to change one's views or to agree about something; stubborn unwillingness to compromise or bend.
“The peace talks collapsed due to the stubborn intransigence of both political factions.”