Across the street
Close and across the street are semantically related In some cases you can use "Close" instead an adjective phrase "Across the street".
Close
Close adjective - Having little space between items or parts.
Across the street and close are semantically related in near topic. Sometimes you can use "Across the street" instead an adjective "Close".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- intimate and across the street
- intimate and close
- warm and across the street
- warm and close
- tight and across the street
- tight and close
- miserly and across the street
- miserly and close
- narrow and across the street
- narrow and close
- near and across the street
- near and close
- immediate and across the street
- immediate and close
Both terms in one sentence
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When Homer gets close up during his Power Walk and sees the shuttle, he gets cold feet and runs all the way back down the hall (...out of the building, and across the street) to call his wife.
Source: Power Walk -
Lestrade and Wiggins shoot at a man across the street, but the narrative says that "at this distance, accuracy was a joke." Then Wiggins, up close, shoots the gun out of the man's hand, they struggle for Wiggins's revolver, and the man ends up with a bullet in his head.
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Also seen in the original Half-Life 2: if you hop the broken fence across the street from the gas station in Highway 17, there's a corpse close to a large splotch of blood, and a .357 revolver on the ground not too far from it.
Source: Ate His Gun
Cite this Source
Close and Across the street. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 27, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/across_the_street/close
Across the street & Close. N.p., 2016. Web. 27 Jul. 2026. <https://thesaurus.plus/related/across_the_street/close>.
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