Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
close-set
Adjective
/ˌkloʊsˈsɛt/
Definition
Describing something that is positioned or arranged closely together.
Examples
- The close-set teeth made it challenging for him to floss properly.
- Her close-set eyes gave her a unique and striking appearance.
- The close-set plants created a lush green canopy over the pathways.
Meaning
The term ‘close-set’ is often used to refer to features or objects that are situated near each other, particularly in a tight arrangement.
Synonyms
- Compact
- Dense
- Nearby
- Tightly arranged
- Adjunct
