0 the action of making clear what you think or want without saying it directly, or something that makes something clear in this way:
Still, intimations can be found.
The intended audience of this series, which offered large, low-priced editions for student sales, no doubt valued his subtle intimations of a revolution in thought already in progress.
Again, desires, intuitions, and intimations are propositional attitudes although the propositions they take as objects are often vague and imprecise.
Or is it that the intimation of mortality induced by ill-health was a creative spur from the outset?
There have been earlier intimations that the future might see the decline of mankind, if not of life on earth in general.
There are hints as to which of the ' molecules of life ' came first and intimations of a different genetic system in our ancestry.
The intimations of higher development among the subordinate animal species, however, can be understood only after the higher development is already known.
But the food industry's presence at, and strong reactions to, official discussions of obesity and its causes have helped to hinder most intimations of regulation.
