"least intimate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is not very close, familiar, or personal, as in the following example sentence: We gotta maintain the least intimate relationship possible to avoid getting too emotionally involved.
"On the one hand, we have the most intimate form of violence," Sifton says of drone strikes, "while on the other hand, the least intimate of weapons".
During 15 Step, they turn horizontally, forming a low ceiling of light above the musicians: it's a simple idea, but an incredibly striking effect, seeming to shrink the size of the stage, creating a weird sense of intimacy in the least intimate venue in London.
The artist didn't have to be right about this but it was their duty, through their work, to at least intimate a moral view.
But if women are finding it a tall order that they should police their language so much more than their coarse male counterparts, Letts at least intimates that he partly shares their pain.
The idea of recreating the towers, at least intimating their presence in spectral form, occurred almost simultaneously to John Bennett and Gustavo Bonevardi of Proun Space Studio in Manhattan, which specializes in architectural computer modeling; to Julian LaVerdiere and Paul Myoda, two artists who had worked on the 91st floor of the trade center; and to Richard Nash Gould, a New York architect.
In exchange for gun industry campaign contributions, a majority of Republicans in Congress have been purchased and enough Democrats have been bought or at least intimated into submission, they won't even vote in favor of a federal law requiring a criminal background check for all gun sales.
If I make the claim that it does say that, I have to argue my case, which at least intimates that either I am more righteous or more reasonable or more knowledgeable than anyone who disagrees with me, or the Bible isn't really perspicuous - a contradiction of the claim.
For years, it had been what he feared most, telling at least one intimate, "I've been lucky so far".
But at the very least, the intimate connection between the two civil wars should complicate the Libya hawks' easy moralism.
This production, directed and choreographed by Stephen Nachamie, is actually grander -- or at least less intimate -- than the original, which played in New York, at the tiny Sullivan Street Playhouse, for 42 years.
Everyone I met on Martinique harbored at least one intimate memory of Aimé Césaire — a quiet encounter or speech etched forever in their consciousness — but they all agreed: this poet, playwright and politician, who achieved an almost monumental status on the Caribbean island, was the most humble man they had ever known.
