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1. (n.) proximity
nearness in place, time, relation, etc.
Etymology: (1475–85; < L proximitās nearness, vicinity. See proximal , -ity)
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| Definition of 'proximity' |
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1. (noun) proximity, propinquity
the property of being close together
2. (noun) proximity
the region close around a person or thing
3. (noun) proximity, law of proximity
a Gestalt principle of organization holding that (other things being equal) objects or events that are near to one another (in space or time) are perceived as belonging together as a unit
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| Definition of 'proximity' |
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1. (noun) proximity
the quality or state of being next in time, place, causation, influence, etc.; immediate nearness, either in place, blood, or alliance
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Sense: nearness
Their house is in close proximity to ours.
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Afrikaans: nabyheid |
Arabic: قُرْب، جِوار |
Bulgarian: близост |
Brazilian: proximidade |
Czech: blízkost |
German: die Nähe |
Danish: nærhed |
Greek: εγγύτητα |
Spanish: proximidad |
Estonian: lähedus |
Farsi: مجاورت |
Finnish: läheisyys |
French: (à) proximité (de) |
Hebrew: קִרבָה |
Hindi: सामीप्यता |
Hungarian: közelség |
Indonesian: jarak dekat |
Icelandic: nálægð, nánd |
Italian: prossimità, vicinanza |
Japanese: 接近 |
Korean: 근접, 가까움 |
Lithuanian: art(im)umas |
Latvian: tuvums |
Malay: dekatnya |
Dutch: nabijheid |
Norwegian: nærhet |
Polish: bliskość |
Persian: مجاورت |
Pashto: نږديوالى |
Portuguese: proximidade |
Romanian: (în) apropiere (de) |
Russian: близость |
Slovak: blízkosť |
Slovenian: bližina |
Serbian: blizina |
Swedish: närhet |
Thai: ความใกล้ชิด |
Turkish: yakınlık |
Taiwanese: 接近 |
Ukrainian: близькість |
Urdu: قرب، نزديکي |
Vietnamese: ở gần |
Chinese: 接近 |
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