nearest |
intimate |
As adjectives the difference between nearest and intimate
is that
nearest is closest to, (
near) while
intimate is closely acquainted; familiar.
As a preposition nearest
is closest to.
As a noun intimate is
a very close friend.
As a verb intimate is
to suggest or disclose discreetly.
nearest |
|
is likely misspelled.
has no English definition.
As an adjective nearest
is closest to, superlative of near.
As a preposition nearest
is closest to.
proximate |
nearest |
Synonyms |
Proximate is a synonym of nearest.
As adjectives the difference between proximate and nearest
is that
proximate is close or closest; adjacent while
nearest is closest to, (
near).
As a noun proximate
is (linguistics) a grammatical marker in the algonquian (and some other) languages for a principal third person.
As a preposition nearest is
closest to.
nearing |
nearest |
As a verb nearing
is present participle of lang=en.
As an adjective nearest is
closest to, superlative of near.
As a preposition nearest is
closest to.
tearest |
nearest |
As a verb tearest
is (archaic) (
tear).
As an adjective nearest is
closest to, (
near).
As a preposition nearest is
closest to.
nearest |
neatest |
As adjectives the difference between nearest and neatest
is that
nearest is closest to, superlative of near while
neatest is superlative of neat.
As a preposition nearest
is closest to.
dearest |
nearest |
As adjectives the difference between dearest and nearest
is that
dearest is (
dear) while
nearest is closest to, (
near).
As a noun dearest
is a beloved person; a term of endearment.
As a preposition nearest is
closest to.
nearest |
bearest |
As an adjective nearest
is closest to, (
near).
As a preposition nearest
is closest to.
As a verb bearest is
(archaic) second-person singular present simple form of
bear .
wearest |
nearest |
As a verb wearest
is archaic second-person singular of wear lang=en.
As an adjective nearest is
closest to, superlative of near.
As a preposition nearest is
closest to.
hearest |
nearest |
As a verb hearest
is second-person singular present simple form of
hear
As an adjective nearest is
closest to, superlative of near.
As a preposition nearest is
closest to.
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