VERY CLOSE TO EACH OTHER

Definition: In close proximity or nearness to one another, indicating a short distance between objects or individuals.

Synonyms: Intimate Proximity, Close Proximity, Nearby, Adjacent, Closely Connected

Usage Examples in Sentences

#1
The students work in pairs, sitting very close to each other in the classroom.
#2
The ants walked very close to each other in a straight line.
#3
The toys on the playroom floor are scattered but still very close to each other.
#4
The colorful balloons at the party floated very close to each other on the ceiling.
#5
The two rival gangs stood very close to each other, exchanging intense stares before the confrontation began.
#6
The two friends live very close to each other, just down the street.
#7
The houses in this neighborhood are built very close to each other, allowing for easy communication among neighbors.
#8
The siblings are very close to each other, sharing everything from clothes to secrets.
#9
The chairs in the waiting room are placed very close to each other, leaving little space for privacy.
#10
The trees in the forest are densely packed, growing very close to each other to compete for sunlight.
#11
Very close to each other, the two houses stood in harmony on the quiet street.
#12
Their friendship grew stronger as they lived very close to each other for years.
#13
During the concert, the fans were packed very close to each other.
#14
In the small cafe, the tables were placed very close to each other.
#15
The participants in the team-building exercise had to stand very close to each other.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: We need to arrange the desks for the workshop tomorrow.B: Sure, how should we set them up?A: Let's place them very close to each other, creating a collaborative atmosphere.B: Got it, I'll make sure there's enough space for movement while keeping them close.
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