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Meanings of contiguous in anglès
Having a common boundary or edge; abutting; touching; Massachusetts and Conncecticut"
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Examples for "neighboring"
Examples for "neighboring"
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France had until now only struck Islamic State targets in neighboring Iraq.
2
Large majorities opposed all aspects of the U.S.-led war in neighboring Afghanistan.
3
We are working with neighboring countries if they will help, he said.
4
Migrants still arrive in Serbia, however, mainly from Turkey, via neighboring Bulgaria.
5
It accused government forces of arming local militias to attack neighboring communities.
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However, work on two adjoining Zoe apartment blocks was continuing late yesterday.
2
They heard the click of the billiard balls in the adjoining room.
3
The inhabitants of the adjoining districts came in crowds to the temples.
4
We heard the buzzing noise of the threshing-machine in the adjoining fields.
5
The sovereign awaited Hosea in the smaller audience-room adjoining the royal apartments.
1
Several large cities sell water onto almost 400 adjacent cities and towns.
2
They also passed different Russian checkpoints and entered the so-called adjacent areas.
3
Buckeye acquired fuel storage tanks adjacent to the port just weeks ago.
4
The radiation produced by the adjacent power core made Shaz feel queasy.
5
Sirmium and the adjacent country was in the hands of the Gepidae.
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The alley from the gate ran on between houses abutting the towers.
2
The Pikes would be a field abutting on an old turnpike gate.
3
Only one other location was left, the abutting shelf of some canyon.
4
Dense crops abutting each other, bounded by an iron ellipsis of tracks.
5
C. owned the only house that had a yard abutting the cemetery.
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The limitations of two conterminous bodies are interchangeably the surface of each.
2
The field of logic is far from being conterminous with that of language.
3
And what will be the effect on the neighbour states conterminous with yours?
4
Oh for a literature set free, conterminous with the interests of life itself.
5
Nigeria was conterminous with the Cameroons, and she knew the Germans well enough to anticipate trouble.
Usage of contiguous in anglès
1
China must keep building up its deterrence capabilities against the contiguous US.
2
He came to the college and entered the church contiguous to it.
3
What we did in our legally contiguous space can be repeated elsewhere.
4
While the contiguous U.S. states have enjoyed warmer temperatures, Alaska has not.
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But my attention was quickly turned from more remote, to contiguous danger.
6
Another time, of date probably very contiguous, I remember hearing Sterling preach.
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An additional 227 hip fractures were identified after considering contiguous fracture sites.
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Body and limbs slender; no tail; eyes very large, almost contiguous; nose acute.
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Data on prescriptions were used to construct contiguous treatment periods of follow-up time.
10
Palestinians fear settlements will deny them a contiguous and viable state.
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And the reason lies in our comparing those parts with the contiguous parts.
12
A segment neighborhood is a set of contiguous residues that share common features.
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All the farm-buildings were contiguous and occupied the three sides of the yard.
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December 2015 was the warmest December on record for the contiguous United States.
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Our data support the hypothesis that genes contiguous to PLP1 contribute to EONDT.
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The interior of Alaska and the contiguous Canadian territory was a vast wilderness.
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