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Intromit

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense 1: To allow entrance or admission

The term "intromit" refers to the action of permitting or granting entry or admission to someone or something.

Example Sentences:

• After verifying his identification, the guard intromitted the visitor into the restricted area.
• The landlord refused to intromit any new tenants unless they had a good credit score.

Sense 2: To introduce or insert something into another thing

Intromit can also mean to introduce or insert an object into another object or substance.

Example Sentences:

• The surgeon carefully intromitted the catheter into the patient's artery.
• She intromitted the key into the lock and turned it to open the door.

Sense 3: [Local] To meddle or interfere in someone else's business

In local usage, intromit can describe the act of intruding or meddling in other people's affairs.

Example Sentences:

• It's not your place to intromit in their relationship issues; they should resolve them on their own.
• He tends to intromit in conversations, offering unwanted advice to others.

Sense 4: [Local] To familiarize oneself with a new place

In regional context, intromit can mean becoming accustomed to or acquainted with a new local area.

Example Sentences:

• After moving to a new town, she intromitted by exploring various shops and parks.
• He intromitted in the neighborhood by attending community events and getting to know his neighbors.

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