Propinquity
21propinquity — n. 1. Nearness, proximity, vicinity, neighborhood, contiguity, adjacence. 2. Kindred, affinity, nearness of blood, relationship, consanguinity, connection …
22propinquity — noun (uncountable + of / to) formal the fact of being near someone or something, or of being related to someone …
23propinquity — n 1. proximity, approximation, vicinity, nearness, closeness, nighness. See proximity(def 1). 2. kindship, relationship, relation, tie. See proximity(def. 2). 3. rapport, affinity, like mindedness, oneness, unity; sympathy, empathy, identity,… …
24propinquity — pro·pin·qui·ty …
25propinquity — UK [prəʊˈpɪŋkwətɪ] / US [proʊˈpɪŋkwətɪ] noun [uncountable] very formal the fact of being near to someone or something, or closely related to or very much like someone …
26propinquity — pro•pin•qui•ty [[t]proʊˈpɪŋ kwɪ ti[/t]] n. 1) nearness in time or place; proximity 2) nearness of relation; kinship • Etymology: 1350–1400; ME propinquite < L propinquitās nearness …
27propinquity — /prəˈpɪŋkwəti / (say pruh pingkwuhtee) noun 1. nearness in place; proximity. 2. nearness of relation; kinship. 3. affinity of nature; similarity. 4. nearness in time. {Middle English propinquite, from Latin propinquitas} …
28propinquity — n. nearness …
29propinquity — /prapirjkwadiy/ Kindred; parentage; nearness; proximity …
30propinquity — Relationship; consanguinity. Nearness in point of time or place …
