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First Known Use of next-door
1744
next-door Synonyms
Related Words
abutting, adjacent, adjoining, bordering, contiguous;
approaching, coming, forthcoming, oncoming, upcoming;
Phrases
at hand, to hand;
next door
Definition of next door
: in or to the next building, house, apartment, or room
- lives next door
Examples of next door in a Sentence
He bought the house next door.
I'll be staying in the room next door.
Canada is right next door to the U.S.
Recent Examples of next door from the Web
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The Herschede building a 4 W. Fourth St., next door to Starbucks, has been listed for $1,075,000, according to Spencer Kron, a broker with Sudbrack|Kron Commercial Real Estate Services in Maderia.
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There is plenty of free parking at the court house next door, and a group of Main Street merchants are participating, along with the usual farmers and craftsmen.
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The Mesa City Council OK'd rezoning the land next door, and construction began on 708 single-family homes, replacing row after row of citrus trees.
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The couple purchased the restaurant because their family has owned the resort next door, Jack & Lydia’s Resort, for 45 years.
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For Tyskiewicz, the program coordinator, seeing the former convent live on — even after the school next door, St. Augustine’s, closed two years ago — gives him reason to hope.
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The bank would move next door, and a third tenant would occupy the spot at the corner of Salem Street, according to Charter Realty, the property owner.
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Members will be chauffeured in a concierge car directly from the tarmac next door or, say, from Faena Hotel Miami Beach, to the secure exclusivity of the Concours Club, an invitation to join the club states.
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Earlier this year, a shooting occurred at the Dollar General store next door, where police shot two men, killing one and injuring the other.
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First Known Use of next door
1579
NEXT-DOOR Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of next-door for English Language Learners
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: living in the next house, apartment, room, etc.
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: next to your or someone else's house, apartment, room, etc.
next door
Definition of next door for English Language Learners
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: in the next house, apartment, room, etc.
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: next to your or someone else's house, apartment, room, etc.
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: in a place that is very close to something else
NEXT-DOOR Defined for Kids
next-door
adjective
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ˈneks-ˈdȯr
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Definition of next-door for Students
: located in the next building, apartment, or room
- She is my next-door neighbor.
next door
Definition of next door for Students
: in or to the nearest building, apartment, or room
- She lives next door.
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