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The meaning of Contiguity

Contiguity – definition

noun

The state of bordering or being in contact with something.

Usage examples:

Nations bound together by geographical contiguity
noun

The fact of being next to or touching another, usually similar, thing

Usage examples:

The north wing of the house is in immediate contiguity to the kitchen.

Contiguity translation into English

Contiguity: translate from English into Chinese

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连续性, 邻近

Contiguity: translate from English into Dutch

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Contiguïteit, Nabijheid, Aanraking

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Contiguïté

Contiguity: translate from English into German

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Kontinuität

Contiguity: translate from English into Hindi

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संस्पर्श, समीपता, निकट, सान्निध्य, सन्निधि, संलग्नता

Contiguity: translate from English into Italian

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Contiguità, Attiguità

Contiguity: translate from English into Korean

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접근

Contiguity: translate from English into Russian

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Смежность, Соприкосновение, Близость, Ассоциация идей, Прикосновение

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Contigüidad

Word origin

early 16th century: from late Latin contiguitas, from Latin contiguus ‘touching’ (see contiguous).

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Contiguity – similar words

contiguous

adjective

Sharing a common border; touching.

Usage examples:

The southern ocean is contiguous with the atlantic
adjective

Next to or touching another, usually similar, thing

Usage examples:

The two states are contiguous with/to each other, but the laws are quite different.
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