Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
close-in
Adjective/Adverb
/kləʊs ɪn/
Definition
Close-in refers to the act of moving or being positioned near someone or something. It can also describe a situation where actions or decisions are made in a confined or tight manner.
Examples
- As we approached the finish line, our competitors began to close in on us.
- She decided to close-in on her goals and create a more structured plan for achieving them.
Meaning
The term ‘close-in’ typically conveys proximity, either in physical space or in terms of relationships and interactions. It suggests a narrowing of distance or focus on a particular subject or individual.
Synonyms
- Approach
- Encircle
- Converge
- Surround
