Close
Close adverb - At, within, or to a short distance or time.
Here
Here adverb - In or at this place; where the speaker or writer is.
Close and here are semantically related in to this place topic. Sometimes you can use "Close" instead an adverb "Here".
Both words in one sentence
- As you leave here, tonight, close your eyes, and travel back to here, to now, and always remember that this was one moment.
Source: Film / Love - Because "nothing ever happens here ", the authorities decide to close the local police station in Kopps.
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Here, his team isn't even close to winning, nor is the game close to over, and Reality Ensues as his running onto the field is declared illegal.
Source: Literature / Where My Hat Is At?
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