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Discover LudwigThe phrase "intimate area" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a private part of the body, such as a person's genitals, or a private space such as a bedroom. For example, "We recommend that you not share personal items like toothbrushes in an intimate area."
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A small study adjoins the living room, creating an intimate area for reading or quiet conversation.
A quiet high-pitched sound filled the intimate area by the bed.
In a more natural situation, both partners need to negotiate in this most intimate area, and sex becomes more appreciated.
Touching the most intimate area of her body, in this context, is Caroline's passing hint of private trauma.
But what their experiences show is that, despite the relaxation of rules, people still have little control over this most intimate area of life.
No one over the age of eight should ever cry at a match, unless you wear the ball or some studs in an intimate area.
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Work on the intimate areas of a hotel and make sure the seating works for two.
The dining rooms are sectioned into more intimate areas by nautical room dividers and stunning wood walls.
A few of them are two stories high, but they never feel overwhelming, and there are enough intimate areas for exhibiting smaller pieces.
If it can see far away fingers and take a pulse, can it detect let's say "fluctuations" in … intimate areas?
The hazing allegedly involved 11 freshmen victims, and Haroldson said in a statement that the "underclassmen's intimate areas were aggressively targeted as a form of initiation".
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