propinquity
/prəˈpɪŋkwəti/
noun
- The state of being close to someone or something in distance or time; nearness.
- Because of their propinquity in the office, the two coworkers became good friends.
- The propinquity of the two villages allowed residents to visit each other often.
- The propinquity of the grocery store made it easy to buy fresh food every day.
- A close relationship or kinship between people.
- The propinquity of the cousins made them feel like siblings.
- The family reunion celebrated the propinquity of all the relatives.
- Their propinquity was evident in how they finished each other's sentences.
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