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closer

closer
AdjectiveNoun
pl: closers

Meanings

Adjectivecloser
[~ than something]

At a shorter distance in space or time than someone or something else.

The hotel is closer to the city center than we expected.

Adjectivecloser
[~ to something]

More similar in nature, character, or appearance to something else.

Nouncloser

A person or thing that brings something to an end or completes a process.

Nouncloser

A final act, statement, or performance that concludes a show or event.

The comedian ended the night with a hilarious closer that left the audience cheering.

Examples

Move a bit closer so I can see the screen.

Move a bit closer so I can see the screen.

We are getting closer to the end of the semester.

We are getting closer to the end of the semester.

School Life

The new model is much closer to the original design.

Business

This shade of blue is closer to the color of the ocean.

This shade of blue is closer to the color of the ocean.

The company needs a strong closer to seal this deal.

Business

I wonder if he is a natural closer or if he just got lucky.

I wonder if he is a natural closer or if he just got lucky.

Save your best song for the closer to leave the crowd wanting more.

Save your best song for the closer to leave the crowd wanting more.

That final joke was the perfect closer for the stand up set.

That final joke was the perfect closer for the stand up set.

The detective realized the suspect was closer to the truth than he let on.

The detective realized the suspect was closer to the truth than he let on.

Detective

Etymology

Derived from the Old English word clos, meaning shut or enclosed, which evolved from the Latin clausus. The term transitioned from describing a state of being shut to denoting proximity in space or time, eventually adopting the comparative suffix -er to indicate a reduced distance.

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