close quarters (Meaning)
Wordnet
close quarters (n)
a situation of being uncomfortably close to someone or something
Synonyms & Antonyms of close quarters
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close quarters Sentence Examples
- The soldiers were accustomed to living in close quarters during their deployment.
- The submarine crew had to adapt to working in close quarters for weeks on end.
- The family of five found it challenging to live in such close quarters in their small apartment.
- Sharing a dorm room meant living in close quarters with a roommate for the entire semester.
- The climbers had to navigate through tight, close quarters while ascending the narrow cliff face.
- Working in close quarters with colleagues can foster collaboration and communication.
- The passengers on the crowded subway were pressed together in close quarters during rush hour.
- In close quarters combat training, soldiers learn to defend themselves in confined spaces.
- The archaeologists excavated the tomb, working in close quarters to preserve artifacts.
- During the camping trip, friends shared tents and lived in close quarters amidst the wilderness.
FAQs About the word close quarters
a situation of being uncomfortably close to someone or something
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No antonyms found.
The soldiers were accustomed to living in close quarters during their deployment.
The submarine crew had to adapt to working in close quarters for weeks on end.
The family of five found it challenging to live in such close quarters in their small apartment.
Sharing a dorm room meant living in close quarters with a roommate for the entire semester.
