Closeness
1. anlamı yakinlik.
2. anlamı yakinlik. s*klik. darlik.
3. anlamı yakınlık. havasızlık. sıkılık. sıkışıklık.
Closeness
Kelime: 4close
Söyleniş: 'klOs
İşlev: adjective
Türleri: clos·er; clos·est
Kökeni: Middle English clos, from Middle French, from Latin clausus, past participle of claudere
Tarih: 14th century
1 : having no openings : CLOSED2 a : confined or carefully guarded close arrest b (1) of a vowel : HIGH 13 (2) : formed with the tongue in a higher position than for the other vowel of a pair3 : restricted to a privileged class4 a : SECLUDED, SECRET b : SECRETIVE she could tell us something if she would... but she was as close as wax -- A. Conan Doyle 5 : STRICT, RIGOROUS keep close watch 6 : hot and stuffy7 : not generous in giving or spending : TIGHT8 : having little space between items or units a close weave 9 a : fitting tightly or exactly b : very short or near to the surface a close haircut 10 : being near in time, space, effect, or degree11 : INTIMATE, FAMILIAR12 a : ACCURATE, PRECISE a close study b : marked by fidelity to an original a close copy of an old master c : TERSE, COMPACT13 : decided or won by a narrow margin a close baseball game 14 : difficult to obtain money is close 15 of punctuation : characterized by liberal use especially of commassynonym see STINGY- close·ly adverb- close·ness noun- close to home : within one's personal interests so that one is strongly affected the speaker's remarks hit close to home - close to the vest : in a reserved or cautious manner
1. The state of being close. characterized by a lack of openness a feeling of being intimate and belonging together; "their closeness grew as the night wore on".2. a feeling of being intimate and belonging together; "their closeness grew as the night wore on". . the spatial property resulting from a relatively small distance; "the sudden closeness of the dock sent him into action". . extreme stinginess. . characterized by a lack of openness . . close or warm friendship; "the absence of fences created a mysterious intimacy in which no one knew privacy".