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proximate

[prok-suh-mit] / ˈprɒk sə mɪt /


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The fruit’s flesh separates from the skin at its proximate tip.

From Washington Post

Journalists covering Russia from abroad, he added, can now station themselves in more proximate areas like the Baltics and Ukraine, which in past generations were under Moscow’s control.

From New York Times

The proximate cause might seem reasonable: The covid-19 public health emergency is no longer forcing states to retain every Medicaid enrollee already on the books.

From Washington Post

Experts have placed blame on ships hitting the whales, as well as fishing lines and other equipment, as the proximate cause of the surge in cetacean deaths.

From Washington Times

The California Environmental Quality Act, enacted soon after the house was founded, would have killed the project before it started, depriving thousands of college students of affordable, stable, proximate campus housing.

From Los Angeles Times