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Main Entry:
adjacent [uh-jey-suhnt]
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: next to, abutting
Synonyms: adjoining, alongside, beside, bordering, close, close by, contiguous, near, neighboring, next door, touching
Notes: adjacent means next to but not necessarily connected with, while adjoining means next to and connected - adjacent rooms are separated by a wall, adjoining are connected by a common door; things are adjacent when they are side by side, they are adjoining when they share a common boundary and adjacent may or may not imply contact but always implies absence of anything of the same kind in between
Antonyms: apart, away, detached, disconnected, distant, far, faraway, nonadjacent, remote, separate
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Main Entry: next
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: coming immediately after in space, time, order
Synonyms: abutting, adjacent, adjoining, after, alongside, attached, back-to-back, beside, close, closest, coming, consequent, coterminous, ensuing, following, hard by, later, meeting, nearest, neighboring, on the side, proximate, side-by-side, subsequent, succeeding, touching
Antonyms: earlier, preceding, previous
Main Entry: parallel
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: aligned, side-by-side
Synonyms: alongside, coextending, coextensive, coordinate, equidistant, extending equally, in the same direction, lateral, laterally, never meeting, running alongside
Antonyms: crooked, separate, skewed, zigzag
Main Entry: side by side
Part of Speech: adjective, adverb
Definition: next to each other
Synonyms: abreast, alongside, beside, cheek by jowl, cheek to cheek, juxtaposing, parallel, shoulder to shoulder, side-by-side
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