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Word of the Day for Monday, November 10, 2008intimation \in-tuh-MAY-shuhn\, noun: an indirect or slight suggestion; hint She had always had an intimation of her destiny: all her senses would go on the alert, as if bracing her for a blow-a terrible, crushing, powerful blow-of luck, whether good or bad. As it drew nearer he recognized it as a police car and some intimation of drama touched him, the prelude to some story, and he seated himself to watch. Jake Hersh, like Mordecai Richler himself a Canadian, is a television and film director living in London and struggling against that awful time in life when possibilities suddenly close and a dire intimation of finality sets in. A frightened, inarticulate maid weeping in the hall was their first intimation that something was wrong. by 1442, from Late Latin intimationem "action of intimating," from intimare "to impress (upon), make known" | |||||||||
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