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Meanings of close contiguity in English
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Usage of close contiguity in English
1
Zenobia and Hollingsworth went next, in close contiguity, but not with arm in arm.
2
But in those days that was the fate of those who did not live in close contiguity.
3
Though they sip their port in close contiguity, they are poles asunder in their minds and feelings.
4
But he had thoroughly learnt that his proper sphere of action lay in close contiguity with Mrs. Proudie's wardrobe.
5
The Scotch settlers and the French half-breeds were now in close contiguity to each other on the Red and Assiniboine Rivers.
6
When attacking the anterior half of the cartilage, the close contiguity of the joint renders the disease of a more serious nature.
7
The situation at Brockville was as grave as at other points along the frontier, owing to its close contiguity to the American shore.
8
I have many alders in close contiguity with important drains; and, though I have never convicted one, I can not doubt that they are dangerous.
9
At 11 all was still, and you would not have known that you were in such close contiguity to so large an assemblage of people.
10
Is it to be wondered at that afterward many priests, who had been in close contiguity to that marvellous type, became obedient to the faith?