adjacent (Meaning)
adjacent (s)
nearest in space or position; immediately adjoining without intervening space
having a common boundary or edge; abutting; touching
near or close to but not necessarily touching
adjacent (a.)
Lying near, close, or contiguous; neighboring; bordering on; as, a field adjacent to the highway.
adjacent (n.)
That which is adjacent.
Synonyms & Antonyms of adjacent
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- unattached
- distant
- unattached
- removed
- free-standing
- distant
- separate
- farthest
- unlinked
- unlinked
- detached
- separate
- isolated
- discrete
- noncontiguous
- single
- isolate
- noncontiguous
- free-standing
- nonadjacent
- farthest
- single
- nonadjacent
- unconnected
- isolate
- apart
- isolated
- detached
- unconnected
- removed
- discrete
- apart
Synonyms:
- juxtaposed
- abutting
- attached
- connecting
- nearby
- united
- surrounding
- fringing
- flush
- connected
- nearest
- flanking
- conterminous
- linked
- contiguous
- touching
- joining
- close
- near
Antonyms:
adjacent Sentence Examples
- Our hotel room was conveniently located adjacent to the main lobby, making it easy to access various amenities.
- The restaurant we chose for dinner was adjacent to the theater, allowing us to enjoy a meal before the show.
- The shopping mall had a parking garage adjacent to it, providing convenience for visitors.
- The two office buildings were adjacent to each other, fostering collaboration between the companies.
- The playground was situated adjacent to the school, offering a safe space for children to play during breaks.
- Our seats in the movie theater were strategically chosen to be adjacent to the aisle for a quick exit if needed.
- The park was adjacent to the river, creating a picturesque setting for picnics and relaxation.
- The coffee shop was conveniently adjacent to the bookstore, attracting readers and caffeine enthusiasts alike.
- The conference rooms were located adjacent to the reception area, streamlining event logistics.
- The residential neighborhood was designed with parks adjacent to residential blocks, promoting a sense of community.
FAQs About the word adjacent
nearest in space or position; immediately adjoining without intervening space, having a common boundary or edge; abutting; touching, near or close to but not ne
adjoining, bordering, neighboring, closest, juxtaposed, abutting, attached, connecting, nearby, united
unattached, distant, unattached, removed, free-standing, distant, separate, farthest, unlinked, unlinked
Our hotel room was conveniently located adjacent to the main lobby, making it easy to access various amenities.
The restaurant we chose for dinner was adjacent to the theater, allowing us to enjoy a meal before the show.
The shopping mall had a parking garage adjacent to it, providing convenience for visitors.
The two office buildings were adjacent to each other, fostering collaboration between the companies.
