adjacently
- adverb
- /əˈdʒeɪsəntli/
:
adyacente
- Coefficients are listed in the first row, robust standard errors are reported in the row below, and the corresponding significance levels are placed adjacently.
- adjacently placed
Examples
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Coefficients are listed in the first row; robust standard errors that are corrected for clustering by host country-bank are reported in the row below, and the corresponding significance levels are placed adjacently.
Academic text (2018) -
That's funny that you know the name, 'cause he was kind of like my little brother, like, adjacently, 'cause we lived in this, like, housing... -
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Naturally, it implies that a wizard doesn't have to cast it adjacently to him/herself.
Blog text (7) -
All pins are metal-2-accessible, but in many cases, nets between adjacently placed cells can be wired on metal-1.
Academic text (1996) -
Tyres and windows from adjacently parked cars are blown out from misdirected shots, but it is not just automobiles in the line of fire.
Blog text (14) -
The two houses were built adjacently, sharing a fence between them.
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The books were placed adjacently on the shelf, making it easy to find them.
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The playground is located adjacently to the school, allowing students to access it during recess.
Synonyms
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At the side of something or someone
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3.4
Living or working closely together in the same place
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Next to someone or something, side by side
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In a way that has no gaps or breaks
In the same place or at the same time
How Close
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Adjacently comes from Latin parts ad- 'to' and jacere 'to lie', so it originally meant 'to lie next to' something. It is the adverb of adjacent, which is why adjacently means 'next to' or 'side by side'.