English to Maori Meaning of propinquity - propinquity

Propinquity :

propinquity

noun

kia ahu, pātata, huarahi, tata, takiwā, au maite, rite, faaauraa, whakarara

Propinquity :: propinquity

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Definitions of propinquity in English

Noun(1) the property of being close together

Examples of propinquity in English

(1) Due to historical ties and geographic propinquity , until the middle of the 14th century, Galician and Portuguese were in fact the same language, known as ├ö├ç├┐Galaico Portugues├ö├ç├û.(2) he kept his distance as though afraid propinquity might lead him into temptation(3) Sexual relationships tend to grow with propinquity and propinquity includes propinquity of work.(4) He found himself disgusted with their close propinquity .(5) Frequency of successful exchange between taxa will depend on propinquity , metabolic compatibility, adaptations to their abiotic environment, gene expression systems, and gene transfer mechanisms.(6) Physical propinquity, propinquity in time and space, with relationship to disasters having a physical cause but resulting in nervous shock, to use that expression, may well - well, I would assume, does give rise to a relationship.

Synonyms

Noun

1. proximity ::

pātata

Antonyms

1. distance ::

tawhiti

Different Forms

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English to Maori Dictionary: propinquity

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