neighborliness (Meaning)

Wordnet

neighborliness (n)

a disposition to be friendly and helpful to neighbors

Webster

The quality or state of being neighborly.

Neighborliness was a pillar of the community, fostered by friendly greetings and shared resources.
The new neighbor extended neighborliness by introducing themselves with a warm meal and an offer to lend a helping hand.
In times of need, the bond of neighborliness strengthened, as people supported one another through challenges.
The neighborhood initiative promoted neighborliness by organizing potlucks and community clean-ups.
The spirit of neighborliness extended beyond the immediate street, connecting residents across the entire area.
A simple act of kindness, such as holding the door open for a stranger, could spark neighborliness and foster a sense of belonging.
The lack of neighborliness in the apartment complex created a sense of isolation and anonymity.
Technology, while convenient, could sometimes hinder neighborliness by reducing face-to-face interactions.
A neighbor who exhibited exceptional neighborliness was often recognized and appreciated by the community.
The neighborhood aimed to cultivate neighborliness through social events and volunteer opportunities.

a disposition to be friendly and helpful to neighborsThe quality or state of being neighborly.

friendship, generosity, cordiality, friendliness, fellowship, amity, bonhomie, harmony, good-fellowship, comradeship

venom, hostility, intolerance, antagonism, venom, intolerance, malice, hatred, hatred, antagonism

Neighborliness was a pillar of the community, fostered by friendly greetings and shared resources.

The new neighbor extended neighborliness by introducing themselves with a warm meal and an offer to lend a helping hand.

In times of need, the bond of neighborliness strengthened, as people supported one another through challenges.

The neighborhood initiative promoted neighborliness by organizing potlucks and community clean-ups.