nearby
Americanadjective
adverb
adjective
adverb
Etymology
Origin of nearby
Example Sentences
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The BBC has verified clips of the aftermath of the explosion, which show smoke rising from a building as crowds gather nearby and people can be heard screaming in panic.
From BBC
While the number of air passengers flying into nearby airports during ski season continued to rise at Vail, Aspen and Jackson Hole following the pandemic, they had flattened in Telluride.
Navy advised tanker companies to avoid nearby waters because it couldn’t guarantee their safety, according to an alert from an industry body.
After a projectile struck a building in the nearby city of Tirat Carmel, residents were evacuated, according to the same journalist.
From Barron's
A widely discussed idea known as iron fertilization proposed that as Antarctica warms and glaciers melt, iron trapped in the ice would be released into nearby waters.
From Science Daily
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