Definition for Close:

• A narrow lane or passage.

Synonyms for Close:

• adj.

  •accurate, precise (adjective)
  • exact,
  • strict,
  • Resembling,
  • conscientious,
  • faithful,
  • similar.
  •airless (adjective)
  • stifling.
  •all (adjective)
  • tight.
  •closemouthed (adjective)
  • close-lipped.
  •contiguous (adjective)
  • near-at-hand.
  •dense, cramped (adjective)
  • firm,
  • thick,
  • tight,
  • compact,
  • narrow,
  • solid.
  •economical (adjective)
  • niggardly.
  •friendly (adjective)
  • like-minded,
  • companionable,
  • Familiar,
  • clubby,
  • affectionate,
  • amicable,
  • congenial,
  • neighborly,
  • chummy,
  • friendly,
  • amiable,
  • intimate,
  • empathic,
  • warmhearted.
  •intimate (adjective)
  • chummy,
  • Familiar.
  •like (adjective)
  • such.
  •near (adjective)
  • local,
  • by,
  • neighborhood,
  • adjacent,
  • hairbreadth,
  • nearby,
  • near,
  • proximate,
  • immediate.
  •near, nearby (adjective)
  • at hand,
  • proximate,
  • near-at-hand,
  • adjacent,
  • immediate,
  • nigh.
  •oppressive, humid (adjective)
  • stifling,
  • stuffy,
  • heavy,
  • sultry,
  • suffocating.
  •secret, reserved (adjective)
  • secluded,
  • close-lipped.
  •similar (adjective)
  • imitative,
  • like,
  • semblance,
  • akin,
  • such,
  • analogous,
  • ersatz,
  • comparable,
  • similar,
  • alike,
  • Resembling,
  • twin,
  • uniform.
  •stingy (adjective)
  • niggardly,
  • illiberal,
  • ungenerous,
  • closefisted,
  • mean,
  • parsimonious,
  • tight,
  • narrow,
  • miserly.
  •taciturn (adjective)
  • tightlipped.

• adv.

  •all (adverb)
  • tight,
  • near,
  • closely,
  • nigh.

• adv

  •near (adverb)
  • by.

• n.

  •
  • narrow.
  •
  • shut off,
  • turn off.
  •
  • meet,
  • unite,
  • enclose.
  •
  • sound.
  •
  • compact,
  • dense.
  •
  • exact,
  • strict.
  •
  • stifling.
  •
  • close-mouthed.
  •
  • parsimonious,
  • tightfisted,
  • niggardly.
  •close (noun)
  • end,
  • near,
  • proximate,
  • stuffy,
  • ungenerous,
  • at hand,
  • thick,
  • finish,
  • finis,
  • finale,
  • adjacent,
  • faithful,
  • conclusion,
  • chummy,
  • ending,
  • nearby,
  • nigh,
  • stingy,
  • Familiar,
  • tight,
  • immediate,
  • closely,
  • come together,
  • fill,
  • intimate,
  • shut,
  • tightlipped,
  • closing,
  • snug.
  •close in (noun)
  • end,
  • ending,
  • finale,
  • approach,
  • pause,
  • completion,
  • culmination,
  • conclusion,
  • finish,
  • cessation,
  • termination,
  • stop,
  • surround.
  •communication (noun)
  • ending,
  • conclusion,
  • closing,
  • end.
  •compact (noun)
  • dense,
  • solid.
  •completion (noun)
  • finis,
  • windup.
  •end (noun)
  • windup,
  • culmination,
  • cessation,
  • demise,
  • expiration,
  • completion,
  • finale,
  • finis,
  • accomplishment,
  • death,
  • closing,
  • ending,
  • terminal,
  • termination,
  • conclusion.
  •ending (noun)
  • conclusion,
  • stop,
  • completion,
  • period,
  • termination,
  • cessation,
  • finale,
  • culmination,
  • cease,
  • finish,
  • windup,
  • end.
  •stifling (noun)
  • oppressive,
  • sultry,
  • heavy.
  •time (noun)
  • finish,
  • finale,
  • conclusion,
  • finis.

• v.

  •approach (verb)
  • converge,
  • advance,
  • impend,
  • access,
  • approach,
  • gain,
  • near,
  • loom,
  • come.
  •cease (verb)
  • desist,
  • cease,
  • halt,
  • stay,
  • discontinue,
  • end,
  • remit,
  • suspend,
  • abandon,
  • refrain,
  • interrupt,
  • stop,
  • quit,
  • break,
  • culminate,
  • terminate,
  • pause.
  •ceases (verb)
  • desist,
  • cease,
  • halt,
  • stay,
  • discontinue,
  • end,
  • remit,
  • suspend,
  • abandon,
  • refrain,
  • interrupt,
  • stop,
  • quit,
  • break,
  • culminate,
  • terminate,
  • pause.
  •close (verb)
  • fasten,
  • bolt,
  • join,
  • shut,
  • secure,
  • barricade,
  • seal,
  • latch,
  • jam,
  • block,
  • lock.
  •complete (verb)
  • fulfill,
  • consummate,
  • unify,
  • conclude,
  • accomplish,
  • arrive,
  • execute,
  • graduate,
  • complete,
  • finalize,
  • achieve,
  • finish,
  • fill,
  • integrate.
  •complete, finish, stop (verb)
  • determine,
  • conclude,
  • halt,
  • cap,
  • consummate,
  • discontinue,
  • wrap up,
  • terminate,
  • culminate.
  •contact (verb)
  • shut.
  •end (verb)
  • exit,
  • checkmate,
  • pass away,
  • cap,
  • decease,
  • expire,
  • wrap up,
  • pass on,
  • die.
  •join, unite (verb)
  • inclose,
  • meet,
  • come together.
  •obstruct, seal (verb)
  • fill,
  • lock,
  • occlude,
  • block,
  • secure,
  • confine,
  • fasten,
  • cork,
  • plug,
  • bolt,
  • turn off,
  • shut,
  • shut off.
  •plug (verb)
  • cork,
  • cover,
  • bung,
  • tap,
  • plug.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • narrow,
  • scarce,
  • enclosure,
  • close-mouthed,
  • stifling.
  •
  • firm,
  • dense,
  • tightfisted,
  • secret,
  • oppressive,
  • compact,
  • strict.
  •
  • turn off.
  •
  • exact.
  •
  • meet,
  • set.
  •occlude
  • occlude.
  •plug
  • bung.
  •stop up
  • plug.
  •stuffy
  • stuffy.
  •turn off
  • shut off.
  •Other relevant words:
  • fast,
  • confine,
  • close with,
  • exact,
  • tightfisted,
  • set,
  • environ,
  • suffocating,
  • compact,
  • at hand,
  • stifling,
  • scarce,
  • enceinte,
  • secret,
  • completing,
  • encompass,
  • come together,
  • condensed,
  • ungenerous,
  • narrow,
  • faithful,
  • near-at-hand,
  • contain,
  • close up,
  • unite,
  • fastened,
  • shutdown,
  • something like,
  • firmly,
  • hardfisted,
  • nigh,
  • conscientious,
  • inclose,
  • thickly,
  • high,
  • close-mouthed,
  • servile,
  • thickset,
  • sultry,
  • enclave,
  • in store,
  • cincture,
  • firm,
  • in view,
  • finish up,
  • parsimonious,
  • sparse,
  • in reserve,
  • mean,
  • run together,
  • stanch,
  • Close-tongued,
  • shut off,
  • dark,
  • in the cards,
  • stingy,
  • in prospect,
  • miserly,
  • snug,
  • paling,
  • close-lipped,
  • closely,
  • meet,
  • compressed,
  • settle with,
  • thick,
  • oppressive,
  • enclose,
  • tightlipped,
  • sequestered,
  • surround,
  • solid,
  • densely,
  • on the horizon,
  • sound,
  • strict,
  • securely,
  • occlude,
  • determine,
  • fall in with,
  • religious,
  • instant,
  • in the wind,
  • hard,
  • fixed,
  • niggardly,
  • list,
  • Familiar,
  • illiberal,
  • serried,
  • pale,
  • compactly,
  • closefisted,
  • compass,
  • dense,
  • tight,
  • heavily,
  • heavy,
  • over,
  • turn off,
  • tongue-tied,
  • secluded,
  • finishing,
  • croft,
  • stuffy,
  • enclosure.

Antonyms for Close:

• adj.

  • accurate, precise
    inexact, unreliable.
  • all
    distant.
  • dense, cramped
    free, slack, long, empty, lengthy, clear, large, uncrowded, uncongested, unabridged.
  • intimate
    foreign.
  • near, nearby
    cool, unreserved, away, dry, detached, loose, distant, beyond, far, faraway, unfriendly, remote, imprecise, giving, open, generous, Uncramped, inaccurate.
  • oppressive, humid
    slight.
  • secret, reserved
    public, sociable.
  • Other antonyms:
    false, commodious, unfriendly, untrue, incorrect, standoffish, doubtful, bracing, handsome, reserved, outspoken, wrong, aloof, tactless, uncrowded, inexact, unconfined, ulterior, selfless, spacious, approximate, divorced, wasting, indefinite, overgenerous, blunt, cool, hospitable, profuse, greathearted, unreliable, beneficent, benevolent, openhearted, detached, humanitarian, untrustworthy, communicatory, unsociable, unequal, frosty, frank, harsh, brisk, disconnected, round, roomy, kindly, honest, refreshed, rough, good-hearted, splurging, compassionate, lavish, reviving, candid, imprecise, antisocial, withdrawn, invigorating, restorative, questionable, vague, altruistic, unclear, separated, philanthropic, sweet, separate, disjoined, dubious, out front, Frittering, unrestrained, refreshing.

• n.

  • close in
    beginning, start.
  • ending
    commencement, initiation, beginning, start, opening.

• v.

  • complete, finish, stop
    commence, initiate.
  • contact
    open.
  • join, unite
    untie, divide, disconnect, separate.
  • obstruct, seal
    unlock, unblock, unclog, disjoin, not finish, liberate, continue, Unstop, release, allow, loosen, begin, disunite, permit, unplug, unseal, unfasten, Unclose, let go.
  • perception
    open.
  • social
    open.

Homophones for Close:

• causeless, coagulase, cluck, clxx, cuculus, chili sauce, celsius, cloak, calk, collage, cyclic, cialis, clueless, caleche, calque, klose, chylaceous, causalgia, class, chylous, clack, coalesce, celiac, cellulose, cloaca, cheiloschisis, culex, challis, clique, calico, cheilosis, clause, clothes, caulk, clog, claque, clxxx, chalice, chalk, classic, cocculus, colleague, classics, classicize, coleus, coal house, colloquy, coeliac, cylix, cock-a-leekie, collogue, callus, college, clockwise, colugo, colicky, coulisse, clay-like, colchis, colic, caliche, cloze, cloggy, chachalaca, callous, cloche, callas, cuckoo clock, cleg, colza, clews, cheeselike, chalaza, calyx, click, calceus, cow-like, cowlick, chalcis, ceaseless, cell-like, C. S. Lewis, clusia, calisaya, calash, clock, colossus, cyclosis, clawlike, cliche, clash, clusiaceae, chalky, cellulosic, classicise, colchicaceae, cliquish, coal gas, Colossae, cakewalk, celosia, calais, calx, chisel-like, colocasia, cool jazz, clegg, clocks, cocky-leeky, classy, cullis, calcic, casals, Cayuga Lake, Clichy, clx.

Holonyms for Close:

• n.

  • communication
    narration, recital, address, yarn, speech.

Hypernym for Close:

• n.

  • communication
    coda, bathos, peroration, epilogue, epilog, anticlimax, finale.

• v.

  • contact
    draw, shutter, seal off, bung, seal, bang, roll up, slat, snap, slam.

Hyponym for Close:

• n.

  • communication
    section, subdivision.
  • time
    end, ending.

• v.

  • change
    complete, finish.
  • communication
    end, terminate.
  • contact
    block, change state, blockade, barricade, block up, bar, block off, stop, turn, join.
  • motion
    draw near, come on, near, go up, come near, draw close, move, approach.
  • perception
    end, terminate.
  • social
    engage, prosecute, end, terminate, pursue.
  • stative
    trade.