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Meanings of near neighbour in English

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Usage of near neighbour in English
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The Liverpool accent is quite different from its near neighbour Manchester.
BBC
2
When will they cease to slavishly mimic the antics of their near neighbour?
The Irish Times
3
It was from Mrs. Mobberly, a near neighbour of Mrs. Wilson's.
The Girl's Own Paper, Vol. VIII, No. 355, October 16, 1886
4
It turned out that the Irish visitor is a near neighbour of mine.
The Irish Times
5
The opening film concerns which onetime near neighbour of Cannes.
The Irish Times
6
Secondly-His partner, comrade, or fellow-labourer ,ornear neighbour; in our case, the United States.
Canada and the States
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His name was James Stuart, and he was a near neighbour of the manse.
Under the Country Sky
8
Dundas, a near neighbour of Ancaster, has completely eclipsed it.
The Englishwoman in America
9
I've been here four years; and he's a near neighbour.
An Old Man's Love
10
Could it be possible that Valeria du Prel was to be a near neighbour?
The Daughters of Danaus
11
At the same time, he sent in for Dr. Brocklesby, who was his near neighbour.
Lives of the English Poets / From Johnson to Kirke White, Design...
12
Our near neighbour could be an option for a holiday mix to suit you both.
The Irish Times
13
A near neighbour met her at the top.
The Village by the River
14
He warned that a bad trade deal for our near neighbour will inevitably be detrimental for Ireland.
The Irish Times
15
Each of these glances ended in a resentful stare at his too- near neighbour, who fished on unregarding.
Shining Ferry
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From being a distant and uncomfortable person, he became at once like a near neighbour and friend.
Adventures in Contentment
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