You get words like 'Clinton,' 'guilty' and 'Whitewater' in close juxtaposition, and you have a kind of open-ended problem.

The close juxtaposition of humor and tragedy is a real balancing act.

Ah Kim emerged from his work-room, his cheeks flushed from close juxtaposition to a cook-stove.

Unwin particularly remarked that the plate rack would not appear out of place in close juxtaposition with the bookshelves.

The sinister atmosphere is heightened by the close juxtaposition of dark hump and pale cliff, naked except for a few green shrubs.

All the incidents are seen in close juxtaposition.

The highly-decorative script was distinguished by its complexity of line and by the close juxtaposition of the letters within words.

This is especially true with sexual assault, which by its nature puts the perpetrator and victim in close juxtaposition.

Because of the resulting close juxtaposition of areas of uplift and subsidence, considerable local relief can be generated.

The fun of the thing (it would appear) consisted in the extremely close juxtaposition of himself and Miss Hazeltine.