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closeness

[klohs-nis] / ˈkloʊs nɪs /


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Its relative closeness and striking structure have made it a favorite target for both amateur skywatchers and professional astronomers.

From Science Daily

Seeing it on stage reminds them of the closeness they had while watching first time around.

From BBC

Dancing, she says, allows the kind of casual social interactions that are no longer as common in our work-from-home, shop-online environment, and a physical closeness.

From BBC

Issues that weren’t a problem when the home was built in 1974, such as its height and its closeness to the ocean, threw up roadblocks.

From The Wall Street Journal

She also described the physical closeness, attention and shared emotional journey of reading to a youngster, describing it as a "magic triangle" of adult, book and child.

From BBC