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next door

adjective as in adjacent

adjective as in adjoining

adjective as in bordering

adjective as in neighboring

Strongest matches

Strong matches

Weak match

noun as in stone's throw

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Example Sentences

The kid from next door drops by and Marvin talks to him about the stunts in his latest film, Death Hunt.

She stormed off next door, where the business owner tried to chase Wislon off before the bandit squeezed off a round.

Next door, a strip mall popped and hissed as unknown accelerants aided in its fiery destruction.

When gunshots burst out, she ran to retrieve her child from school and returned to her house just as a bomb hit next door.

Thank God it will soon be evacuated and replaced by two new prisons, SCI Phoenix I and II, just next door.

Raoul, with pessimistic foreboding, was convinced that there were only girls next door.

In fact, he had placed himself in so unsatisfactory a position as to render anything but bad news next door to an impossibility.

Knock at the next door, cried Mr. Losberne, taking Olivers arm in his.

For instance, my next-door neighbours are always making the most awful noises—playing and singing morning, noon, and night.

And my poor Ethel finds her singing constantly interrupted by the disgusting row made by our next-door neighbour.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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