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Meanings of good neighbours in English

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Usage of good neighbours in English
1
Everybody needs good neighbours, as the Australian soap opera's theme song begins.
The Irish Times
2
They were good neighbours, which meant that they benignly ignored one another.
Melnitz
3
All the facilities are on my doorstep and I have good neighbours.
The Irish Times
4
If they cooperate as good neighbours, they will be rich and peaceful.
Reuters
5
And then we, as unionists, are supposed to act as good neighbours.
The Irish Times
6
It's a lot better, Richard, to be good neighbours than bad partners.
The Spinners
7
Everybody needs good neighbours but even the best relationships need to be nurtured.
BBC
8
David Cameron says he is being ' good neighbours' with the Irish.
The Irish Times
9
Tell me, good neighbours, how it happened; repeat to me her last words.
Nisida / Celebrated Crimes
10
We'll become good neighbours, I guess, was his familiar but not surly salutation.
The Log House by the Lake: A Tale of Canada
11
An old, an old instance, Beatrice, that liv'd in the time of good neighbours.
Much Ado about Nothing
12
You see Harry and Barry are both good neighbours.
The Irish Times
13
Be content, good neighbours, and go along with me.
Works of John Bunyan — Volume 03
14
I pray you, good neighbours, come with me, and seek for some way of escape.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 02 — Fiction
15
So you must always call them ' good neighbours' or 'good folk,' when you speak of them.
The Gold Of Fairnilee
16
These are good citizens and good neighbours.
The Irish Times
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