pro·pin·quity [prə(ʊ)ˈpɪŋkwəti, ingl am proʊˈpɪŋkwət̬i] SOST no pl form
1. propinquity (proximity):
- propinquity
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2. propinquity (similarity, kinship):
- propinquity
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It is a celebration of propinquity, of actual or perceived kinship, of social bonds and mutual good will.
www.vancouverobserver.com One commonly studied factor is physical proximity (also known as propinquity).
en.wikipedia.org In other words, relationships tend to form between those who have a high propinquity.
en.wikipedia.org The band soon had difficulty finding permanent members and establishing a good friendship with each other throughout the years due to the lack of propinquity between each other.
en.wikipedia.org I miss out on the daily conversation, the back-and-forth, the friendships made after propinquity.
www.gizmodo.com.au Esempi dal web (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
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www.hatjecantz.de The club space as a semi-public space for anonymous sexual contact is redefined as a protected refuge for lesbian propinquity and intimacy.
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Der Klubraum wird als halböffentlicher Ort anonymer sexueller Kontakte neu definiert und als ein geschützter Zufluchtsort für lesbische Nähe und Intimität gezeigt.
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galerie-stock.net The close propinquity and conceptualization of the three exhibition titles is no surprise and was chosen on purpose.
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Die Verwandtschaft und begriffliche Nähe der drei Ausstellungstitel (Aus gutem Stoff/Grund/Haus) liegt nahe und ist gewollt.
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www.see-this-sound.at This evidences a conceptual propinquity to the musical principle of developing variation—sound and image are structured audiovisually as two voices.
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Hierin zeigt sich eine konzeptuelle Nähe zum musikalischen Prinzip der entwickelnden Variation; Klang und Bild sind strukturiert als eine audiovisuelle Zweistimmigkeit.
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