nearby
Americanadjective
adverb
adjective
adverb
Etymology
Origin of nearby
Example Sentences
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More recently, after a nearby area was hit, she says her sister simply said: "I hope the war finishes soon."
From BBC
Kid Rock told local outlet WKRN-TV on Monday that it is not uncommon for helicopters from the nearby Fort Campbell Army base to fly near his home.
From BBC
Officials say there have been no confirmed reports of similar incidents nearby and that an investigation is underway.
From Los Angeles Times
To launch it, they attached the plane to a Pontiac convertible and ripped across the nearby lake bed at 120 mph.
From Los Angeles Times
A passage in which an argument erupts over which nearby shop sells the best donuts, for instance, descends into absurdity when Mr. Eddy suddenly rises from his state of near-unconsciousness to offer his opinion.
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