Definition of unadjacent in English:

unadjacent

adjectiveʌnəˈdʒeɪs(ə)nt

Not adjacent.
Example sentencesExamples
- But Frank has learned that the Stronachs also pledged a sum not unadjacent to $45,000 to kingmaker Orchard's campaign.
- However, the distance between clearly unadjacent characters is useful for evaluation.
- When Tom Palmer made his first visit to New Zealand, as a rugby-playing student, he travelled at the back of the plane, his knees not unadjacent to his chin.
- The gals perform a funny begging bowl song, dedicated to the plight of the company, which receives a public grant of something not unadjacent to £7.3m per annum.
- Still, Woods, as befits a man being paid an appearance fee reported to be not unadjacent to $2.5m, was careful not to make waves at the end of what had to be a frustrating experience.
- It is a sum, coincidentally, not entirely unadjacent to that achieved by Kenny Dalglish on Friday during his own argument in court.
- Knoxland is a grim housing estate not unadjacent, perhaps, to Silverknowes, where the four gloomy tower blocks are named after Scottish writers: Stevenson, Barrie, Scott and Burns.
- At a cost to taxpayers not unadjacent to $30,000, Caccia this summer is treating constituents to a tree-hugging mail-out entitled ‘The Greening of Our Streets, ‘all about the worthy endeavour of urban tree-planting.’
- Mr Roberts declined to discuss the size of the settlement but well-placed cathedral sources disclosed last night that it is ‘a figure not unadjacent to £60,000’.
- Did said marketing specialists wind up using a list not entirely unadjacent to the ones that consist of ‘400 billion genuine email addresses’?
- In his last year at the PMO, Charlie's hospitality expenses were not unadjacent to $20,000.
- Speculation from sources not unadjacent to AMD are putting a $300m price tag on Intel's commitment to promote Windows XP.
- Strangely, no comments from Paras' many former associates - a number not unadjacent to 12 in the past couple of years or so, I understand.
- On greens so fast and hard that freshly-sharpened darts would have been hard pressed to stay on them, the field were in disarray, averaging something not unadjacent to 80 for the final, nonsensical round.
- Ecco Shoes CEO Mark Diehl and wife Trudy had been renting the house while the Clarkson-Sauls squatted at Rideau Hall, paying a sum not unadjacent to $5,000 a month.

词汇	unadjacent
释义	Definition of unadjacent in English: unadjacent adjectiveʌnəˈdʒeɪs(ə)nt Not adjacent. Example sentencesExamples But Frank has learned that the Stronachs also pledged a sum not unadjacent to $45,000 to kingmaker Orchard's campaign. However, the distance between clearly unadjacent characters is useful for evaluation. When Tom Palmer made his first visit to New Zealand, as a rugby-playing student, he travelled at the back of the plane, his knees not unadjacent to his chin. The gals perform a funny begging bowl song, dedicated to the plight of the company, which receives a public grant of something not unadjacent to £7.3m per annum. Still, Woods, as befits a man being paid an appearance fee reported to be not unadjacent to $2.5m, was careful not to make waves at the end of what had to be a frustrating experience. It is a sum, coincidentally, not entirely unadjacent to that achieved by Kenny Dalglish on Friday during his own argument in court. Knoxland is a grim housing estate not unadjacent, perhaps, to Silverknowes, where the four gloomy tower blocks are named after Scottish writers: Stevenson, Barrie, Scott and Burns. At a cost to taxpayers not unadjacent to $30,000, Caccia this summer is treating constituents to a tree-hugging mail-out entitled ‘The Greening of Our Streets, ‘all about the worthy endeavour of urban tree-planting.’ Mr Roberts declined to discuss the size of the settlement but well-placed cathedral sources disclosed last night that it is ‘a figure not unadjacent to £60,000’. Did said marketing specialists wind up using a list not entirely unadjacent to the ones that consist of ‘400 billion genuine email addresses’? In his last year at the PMO, Charlie's hospitality expenses were not unadjacent to $20,000. Speculation from sources not unadjacent to AMD are putting a $300m price tag on Intel's commitment to promote Windows XP. Strangely, no comments from Paras' many former associates - a number not unadjacent to 12 in the past couple of years or so, I understand. On greens so fast and hard that freshly-sharpened darts would have been hard pressed to stay on them, the field were in disarray, averaging something not unadjacent to 80 for the final, nonsensical round. Ecco Shoes CEO Mark Diehl and wife Trudy had been renting the house while the Clarkson-Sauls squatted at Rideau Hall, paying a sum not unadjacent to $5,000 a month.
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