Also means
privacy
Usage Note
Intimidad refers to both emotional closeness between people and a person's private sphere — the law protects el derecho a la intimidad ('the right to privacy'). It is subtly stronger than privacidad (a newer Anglicism): intimidad implies personal depth, while privacidad is often used for data protection. The adjective íntimo/íntima ('intimate, close') is the related form.
Examples
"Valoraba mucho su intimidad en casa."
Natural Translation
She greatly valued her privacy at home.

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