What is another word for too close?

Answer 1

The adjective close can describe when something or someone is near someone or something else (e.g., Gina is close to the door). The comparative form is closer and the superlative is closest.

Answer 2

Near - if you are meaning the position of something.

Sticky - if you mean hot humid weather.

Shut - if you are talking about when you've finished using a book, a door, a box...

Stop - if you have completed using a computer program.

End - if you are referring to the finish of a cricket match.

Arrow miss - if you nearly had an accident.

Answer 3

The noun form for the adjective (close, closer, closest) is closeness.

The noun form for the verb 'to close' (closes, closing, closed) is closer, one who closes, and the gerund (verbal noun) closing.

Answer 4

Close (the adjective) means near. Something which is close is a small distance away.

Close (the verb) means to make something not open, to surround something with boundaries.

Close (the noun) is a kind of street, a cul-de-sac.

Answer 5

That was a close call!

Please don't get too close; I have the flu.

I have a close family.

Close the door and sit down.

Though I was close to her before, I had to close the book on our friendship.

Answer 6

Congested or jam-packed.

Answer 7

close

Answer 8

near