Neighbours

Melbourne cul-de-sac serial

Neighbours is the British spelling of neighbors—people who live near you or, more broadly, anyone in proximity.

Good neighbours watch each other's houses; bad neighbours play loud music at midnight.

The word extends to countries sharing borders France and Germany are neighbours or to anyone nearby Love thy neighbour.

As a verb, to neighbour is to border or adjoin.

abstract

adjacent

Directly next to

abutting · flanking · surrounding · closest · immediate · direct · touching · side-by-side · juxtaposed · connected

residential

next-door

Immediately beside one's home

cul-de-sac · block · street · subdivision · apartment · tenants · landlord · noise · parking · yard

mathematical

node

Connection point in networks

adjacent · connected · edge · cell · pixel · grid · lattice · matrix · algorithm · clustering

conflict

dispute

Verbal clash over differences

noise · encroachment · trespassing · harassment · mediation · boundary · fence · trees · dogs · parking

community

friendly

Showing kindness, warmth

potluck · block party · association · meetings · newsletter · safety · patrol · carpool · babysitting · welcome

geographic

bordering

Sharing an edge with

frontier · border · diplomatic · trade · relations · alliance · treaty · sovereignty · disputes · shared

Categories
Opposites
geographic/cultural origin

NeighboursCoronation Street

British soap opera

EastEnders · telenovela

tone/content

NeighboursOz

Fictional enchanted kingdom

gritty realism · True Detective · The Walking Dead · Breaking Bad · crime thriller

Phrases
Family

neighbour, neighbouring, neighbourly, neighbourhood, neighbourhoods

Familiarity
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Profile
Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G