neighbourly

British

/ ˈneɪbəlɪ /

adjective

kind, friendly, or sociable, as befits a neighbour

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Other Word Forms

neighbourliness noun

Example Sentences

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Cambodia has said that the talks aim to restore "peace, stability and good neighbourly relations", adding that it would reaffirm its position that the disputes should be resolved through peaceful means.

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He praised the "constructive atmosphere of mutual respect" of the "neighbourly" talks, and then launching into a condensed history of Alaska's past as a Russian territory.

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A letter was presented to the court from a family who live near the pair, which said they had been "neighbourly and welcoming".

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Residents of Butler and its surrounding county describe the largely rural area as friendly and neighbourly, a quiet place.

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"The sun, the wind at your back and the strengthening of neighbourly relations with your Bavarian friends. Why not combine the pleasant with the useful," Mr Pavel wrote in a post on X.

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