proximity
How to pronounce proximity:
Synonyms for proximity:
adjacency
closeness
contiguity
immediacy
juxtaposition
law of proximity
nearness
neighbourhood
propinquity
vicinity
Antonyms for proximity:
distance
distantness
farness
openness
remoteness
whole
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