Away from
Close
Close adverb - At, within, or to a short distance or time.
Both terms in one sentence
- Close-range Power-type Stands from Jojos Bizarre Adventure, primarily due to the fact that they cannot manifest more than 2 meters away from their users.
Source: Close Range Combatant -
Shocked by the horrors of war, they begin to draw away from their fellow humans and instead become close to their trains, giving them names and racing them.
Source: Film / Krai -
Donnie Darko: After sleepwalking away from the place where he was supposed to die, the eponymous character is caught in an unstable time loop that he must close.
Source: Temporal Paradox
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