proximate
prox
ˈprɑk
praak
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mət
mēt
British pronunciation
/pɹˈɒksɪmˌe‍ɪt/

Definition & Meaning of "proximate"in English

proximate
01

directly related or closely linked in cause or effect

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The proximate cause of the fire was a faulty electrical wire.
The proximate effect of the new policy was an immediate increase in applications.
02

very close in time, occurring just before or after another event

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The proximate events of the day led to a very busy evening.
His proximate deadlines made the week especially stressful.
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The restaurant ’s proximate location to the office made it a popular lunch spot.
The hotel is in a proximate area to the airport, making travel convenient.
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