contiguity

• Sustantivo que denota el estado de contacto físico o de estar en contacto; la condición de estar adyacente o próximo, o la relación entre cosas que se tocan o son limítrofes.

A noun referring to the state of being in actual contact or touching; the condition of being adjacent or contiguous.

incontable

1. Physical proximityC2formal

   The state of being in close physical contact or touching.

   Contigüidad física

   • The contiguity of the two buildings allowed for a shared courtyard.
   • Geographical contiguity often influences trade between nations.
   • The contiguity of the cells in the tissue was examined under a microscope.

   Sinónimosadjacencyclosenesscontactjuxtapositionnearnessproximitytouching

   Antónimosdisconnectiondistanceseparation

2. Temporal or conceptual closenessC2formal

   The state of being near in time or in a sequence of events or ideas.

   Contigüidad temporal o conceptual

   • The contiguity of the two events suggested a causal link.
   • In psychology, the law of contiguity explains how memories are formed.
   • The contiguity of the arguments made the speech more persuasive.

   Sinónimosadjacencyclosenessimmediacynearnessproximity

   Antónimosdisconnectiondiscontinuitygapintervalseparation