neighborly

[ ney-ber-lee ]

/ ˈneɪ bər li /

having or showing qualities befitting a neighbor; friendly.

Words nearby neighborly

First recorded in 1515–25; neighbor + -ly

neigh·bor·li·ness, nounun·neigh·bor·li·ness, nounun·neigh·bor·ly, adjective

Paul is right that we must deal with the Bundy crisis in the spirit of neighborly forbearance.
Cliven Bundy Is Angry—Just Like the Rest of Us|James Poulos|April 19, 2014|DAILY BEAST
I can't be neighborly jest leavin' a card, or drinkin' tea with my gloves on—Yes, I will!
Drusilla with a Million|Elizabeth Cooper
Throckmorton went and came between Barn Elms and Millenbeck in the most natural and neighborly way in the world.
Throckmorton|Molly Elliot Seawell
Babbitt waved in neighborly affection, and slid on with the traffic as the policeman lifted his hand.
Babbitt|Sinclair Lewis

Maud Marchbanks and the Hendees were civil and neighborly enough at home, but they did not care to "ramify."
Real Folks|Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney
It is a neighborly time, and the long peaceful hours of work bring a sense of achievement.
A Northern Countryside|Rosalind Richards