propinquity

A year of propinquity, and he would no longer care.

Propinquity is one of the effects used to study group dynamics.

In other words, relationships tend to form between those who have a high propinquity.

But I conceived a responsibility to him based on our recent propinquity.

They sought propinquity, and the experience of having spoken to me.

He hired her as his gardener to create a little propinquity.

He is also known in social network theory for the proximity effect (or propinquity).

Propinquity is not participation of course, but it fuels dreams.

This is why I chose you, apart from your propinquity."

Propinquity was at once a danger and a cure.

Discussion of family support often seems to assume geographical propinquity, which is increasingly problematic.

Three of them desisted after their first hour of propinquity.

It was nothing more nor less than propinquity.

He charted it off to propinquity and good fortune.

Absence might make the heart grow fonder, but at the moment propinquity was by far the more dangerous thing.

That all seems to be most natural, given the circumstances and the money involved and the opportunities for propinquity.

Duke Ellington had propinquity for keeping things new and becoming far from familiar.

Propinquity: The tendency for actors to have more ties with geographically close others.

Occupational propinquity based on a person's career, is also commonly seen as a factor in marriage selection.

Propinquity can be more than just physical distance.

Let propinquity take its usual course, he thought.

I got some material for this column, fully aware that propinquity brings its own corruption.

Propinquity causes interest in members of your species.

Prove that their values vary inversely as the propinquity of the owners.

Now the compulsion of propinquity was upon the Sibilant.