propinquity in Russian
propinquity in Russian is родство́ — propinquity means the state of being close to something in distance.
propinquity in Russian
родство́
Pronounced: rodstvo
Affiliation or similarity.
What does "propinquity" mean?
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noun The state of being close to something in distance.
"Geographical propinquity gives rise to conflicting territorial claims from Bosnia to Mindanao."
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noun A close connection or likeness between things.
"Decent people out there. Russ wants to believe they are still assembled in some recognizable manner, the kindred unit at the radio, old lines and ties and propinquities."
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propinquity in a sentence
- Geographical propinquity gives rise to conflicting territorial claims from Bosnia to Mindanao.
- There was also the question of Julius’s glandular responses to the almost daily propinquity of his Empress, so naked under her lawn.
- Decent people out there. Russ wants to believe they are still assembled in some recognizable manner, the kindred unit at the radio, old lines and ties and propinquities.
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What is "propinquity" in Russian?
"propinquity" in Russian is родство́. propinquity means: The state of being close to something in distance.
How do you pronounce родство́?
"propinquity" in Russian is родство́, pronounced "rodstvo".
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