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.

generosity, friendliness,friendship, cordiality, community, kindliness, bonhomie, companionship, harmony, fellowship

venom, hostility, antagonism, malice, ill will, malevolence, intolerance, antagonism, venom, ill will

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.