Definition of Adjacent
lying next to, close, or contiguous; neighboring
Examples of Adjacent in a sentence
I like to stay in this hotel because itβs adjacent to a great shopping mall. π
As long as the children are old enough, many parents allow them to stay in separate but adjacent hotel rooms on family vacations. π
Jerome didnβt feel comfortable putting his dogs in the same kennel, so he opted for adjacent ones so that they could at least get a scent of each other. π
I thought I would like buying a house that was adjacent to a park, but sometimes the noise from parties and sports events is unbearable. π
Even though the RV park had all the modern amenities, the newlyweds chose to spend their honeymoon closer to nature in the adjacent campground. π
Susan felt comfortable settling her mother into the retirement community because it had an adjacent full-care facility with an excellent reputation. π
While Patti was thrilled when she first saw the house that Robert had put a down payment on, her reaction swiftly changed when she realized that her in-laws lived in the adjacent house. π
After college, Amy and Colleen vowed to someday buy adjacent lots so that they could be neighbors. π
If you want to build a tennis court adjacent to the pool, weβre going to have to apply for a home equity loan. π
When the opposing attorneys asked for a sidebar with the judge, the jury was sent to wait in an adjacent area. π
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