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Being near or close, or the closer of two
“The actual mountain that Handel-Mazzetti climbed is undetermined, but I believe it is the closer mountain near Tanhuaxiang.”
Comparative for closely packed
“In the air was a flock of geese flying in close formation.”
Comparative for on very affectionate or intimate terms
“We have been close friends for the best part of two decades.”
Comparative for uncomfortably humid or airless
“During the middle of the afternoon, it began to get close and unseasonably warm.”
Comparative for secretive with information
“Michael broke every rule as a lawyer by refusing to be close about his dealings with his clients.”
Comparative for predisposed against giving or sharing
“Edward was known to be close with money.”
Comparative for with evenly matched competitors (as per the score or result)
“It was an incredibly close contest that ended in controversy.”
Comparative for characterized by conscientious attention to details
“A close analysis shows that there are inconsistencies between the various items being measured.”
Comparative for vigilant, especially for danger or disorder
“Keep a close eye on your finances to avoid getting into issues with cash flow.”
Comparative for not deviating or varying greatly from something
“He bears a close resemblance to Kim Jong Un, and has decided to use that to his advantage.”
Comparative for deviating only slightly or within acceptable limits
“The book is a close translation of the French original.”
(of a secret) Comparative for carefully guarded
“The nature of the fraternity has been kept a close secret for years.”
Close or to this place
A final part of something, especially a period of time, an activity, or a story
That which makes something final or firm
Pitcher who takes place of starter
The player who delivers the ball to the batter in baseball or softball
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