1. to allow to enter; to admit or let in
Usage: formal; archaic
2. to insert or introduce something into something else
Usage: formal; technical

Examples

• The guard was instructed not to intromit any visitors after hours.
• The doctor carefully intromitted the catheter into the patient’s vein.
• The ancient law intromitted only citizens to the sacred ceremonies.
• She intromitted the key into the lock with great care.
• The treaty intromitted foreign merchants to trade in the port.
• The surgeon intromitted the instrument through the small incision.