Contiguity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONTIGUITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being contiguous
• the state of bordering or being in contact with something
• the sequential occurrence or proximity of stimulus and response, causing their association in the mind
• The state of being contiguous; intimate association; nearness; proximity.
• the attribute of being so near as to be touching
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being contiguous; proximity

Words related to CONTIGUITY

contiguities15 contiguous13

Words that contain CONTIGUITY

discontiguity20

How to use CONTIGUITY in a sentence

• After the resubjection of the natives by De Vargas, the present church was constructed, and the Pueblos have not since rebelled against the contiguity of the white man.
• We are not obliged to infer from their contiguity in these geological remains, that the two species ever flourished together in the same region.
• When attacking the anterior half of the cartilage, the close contiguity of the joint renders the disease of a more serious nature.
• Robert knew that he was only a mote in all that vast wilderness, but the contiguity of the Indian village might cause warriors, either arriving or departing, to pass near him.
• The orders have their distinct districts assigned in provinces, and thus by their contiguity those of each order are a mutual aid among themselves.
• Every created thing, by virtue of this origin, is such in its nature as to be a recipient of God, not by continuity, but by contiguity.
• The objects shown through the aperture were connected merely by temporal contiguity.
• Its contiguity to Paris may account for the quantity of business done.
• The entire routine of our memorized acquisitions, for example, is a consequence of nothing but the Law of Contiguity.
• Lord Bromley did not observe their frequent contiguity with the same satisfaction as of yore.
• The association of things because of contiguity in time and place is the simplest mode.
• From the immediate contiguity of the two countries it was feared that the French republic would find some cause of quarrel with the imprudent and despotic government of Spain.
• Bott, but he found himself unable to avoid this contiguity.
• The situation at Brockville was as grave as at other points along the frontier, owing to its close contiguity to the American shore.
• The laborers probably chose this contiguity for the sake of company across the wide fields.
• The house in question is a vast and pompous contiguity of stucco, in the style of 1830.
• The fact that she was once more in Boston, with a certain contiguity that it seemed to imply between Boston and New York, presented itself now as important and agreeable.
• I have many alders in close contiguity with important drains, and, though I have never convicted one, I cannot doubt that they are dangerous.
• In using an argument from sign care must be taken not to confuse the relation of cause and effect with that of contiguity in time or place.
• The Scotch settlers and the French half-breeds were now in close contiguity to each other on the Red and Assiniboine Rivers.
• Southwark was, therefore, a fitting site for a royal palace for occasional retirement, and its contiguity to the Thames must have enhanced its pleasantness.
• I have them like needles, and in every degree of proximity or contiguity, at the same time that they are perfectly solid.
• The contiguity of a salt lick and a sugar orchard, though not indispensable, was a very desirable circumstance.
• Even in the trying contiguity of that peerless work he would have been called a fine-looking man.
• The contiguity of the two nations to our territory was but too well calculated to involve our peace.
• It is peculiar from the position and extreme contiguity of the alternate cells.
• It seemed by divine right to signify something interesting, something real, because by natural contiguity it flowed from something pertinent and important to life.
• These scenes do not hang together in any local contiguity.
• They are nothing but the old principles of Aristotelian psychology, association by similarity and association by contiguity.
• The principal cause of them is the contiguity of this river to the Blue Mountains.
• It rests with Congress to consider what legislative action may increase facilities of intercourse which contiguity makes natural and desirable.
• Nor did the contiguity seem displeasing to the lovely girl.

Similar words containing NTIGU without suffix ity and without prefix co

antigun8 fantigue12 fantigues13 contiguous13 contiguities15 contiguously18 incontiguous15 antiguerrilla14 discontiguity20 discontiguous17 noncontiguous16 subcontiguous18 contiguousness17 incontiguously20 antiguerrillas15 discontiguities19 contiguousnesse18 contiguousnesses19

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