Intromissions [noun]
Definition of Intromissions:
admission
Opposite/Antonyms of Intromissions:
Sentence/Example of Intromissions:
The said John, by letter, gave a discharge to the said Earl of all further intromission or care with his affairs.
As a respectable man, I, for one, would never countenance any intromission of that kind.
Courtship is consummated when the female raises her tail in acceptance of the male and intromission is effected.
His revelations considerably surprised me, because I had no idea that there was actual intromission.
The pair remained in the coital position for 30 minutes after the male had achieved intromission.
Possibly intromission can be maintained in this position even when the female is attempting to escape.
To effect the former purpose, he made his only practical intromission in local politics, and made it unsuccessfully.
What, this lawless intromission to our face, and in our council too?