proximate (Meaning)
proximate (a)
closest in degree or order (space or time) especially in a chain of causes and effects
proximate (s)
very close in space or time
Synonyms & Antonyms of proximate
proximate Sentence Examples
- The proximate cause of the accident was determined to be a malfunctioning brake system.
- Proximate factors such as temperature and humidity influence the growth of certain plant species.
- The proximate source of the noise was traced back to a faulty generator.
- Proximate neighbors often share common interests and concerns.
- In legal terms, the proximate result of an action refers to its immediate consequences.
- Proximate analysis of food involves determining its basic composition such as moisture, protein, fat, and carbohydrates.
- The proximate goal of the project is to increase efficiency by streamlining processes.
- Proximate regions may experience similar weather patterns due to their geographical proximity.
- The proximate location of the park makes it a popular spot for outdoor activities.
- Proximate events can have far-reaching implications for future developments.
FAQs About the word proximate
closest in degree or order (space or time) especially in a chain of causes and effects, very close in space or time
nearing, impending, upcoming, to come, coming, imminent,approaching, on hand,at hand, pending
late, other,recent, other, late, former, recent, former, old, sometime
The proximate cause of the accident was determined to be a malfunctioning brake system.
Proximate factors such as temperature and humidity influence the growth of certain plant species.
The proximate source of the noise was traced back to a faulty generator.
Proximate neighbors often share common interests and concerns.
