Nearby
Nearby is an adverb or an adjective meaning ‘not far away’: …

nearby | American Dictionary

nearby
adjective, adverb[ not gradable ]
us/ˈnɪərˈbɑɪ/
not far away in distance; close:
A police officer was standing nearby.
We walked to a nearby park.

Examples of nearby

nearby
Soil from an undisturbed site nearby was sampled for comparison.
Themes in parent-child relationships when elderly parents move nearby.
Clearly, air attacks on city centres which provided essential amenities to nearby working-class communities severely damaged civilian morale in these areas.
These were dismissed as stolen property or wages received from nearby (but archaeologically undocumented) pastoralists.
To analyze the instability development random per turbations have been imposed upon the outer shell in a region nearby the maximum density.
The assignment analysis suggested a tendency for immigrants to have originated substantially from nearby regions.
Landscape features are harder to date because of radiocarbon's imprecision and the need to assume associations with nearby settlements.
Each soliton moves with nearby sound speed and also interacts with other solutions.
In particular, gathering plays a major role only in villages without rich fish stocks or upland nearby as alternative insurance.
Predators of vertebrates are absent and densities of pollinators and seed dispersers are substantially reduced in comparison to the nearby mainland.
This lengthening of the growing season provides more opportunities for pathogenic relationships and greater potential for affecting other nearby crops.
The shrine represents the lineage claim on nearby corporate resources.
Places for overnight stay might therefore have been chosen with relation to nearby raw materials sources.
Large-plant diversity and abundance on the abandoned nests had also recovered to match, but not significantly exceed, the level of the nearby forest.
Sparse but widespread retinal projections were apparent in other hypothalamic nuclei situated nearby.
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