The word 'neighbourliness' is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the quality or state of being friendly and helpful towards one's neighbors. Example: The small town was known for its strong sense of neighbourliness, with everyone always willing to lend a hand or share a cup of sugar with their neighbors in need.
Yet most voters are more likely to see change as loss and – without being sentimental for the often oppressive communities of 1950s Britain – want to live in relatively stable places with a high level of trust, low crime, and a degree of neighbourliness.
Are we not proud of that?" But he also has a keen sense of what he calls "social and moral responsibility", and talks movingly about how developments he traces to Westminster have offended against it: the demise of neighbourliness and community spirit, the fate of local industry.
Add to our obsession with security the anomie of a society that has less and less time or inclination for neighbourliness and you have a toxic mix that the commissioners will need to address quickly.
Tucked into Syria's armpit is the shambles of Lebanon; south of Syria the vulnerable little monarchy of Jordan.A perverse imbalance of wealth, population and military power is a poor enough recipe for neighbourliness.
But there is more to the highway renovation than good neighbourliness: China wants access to Pakistan's Gwadar port.A deep-water port strategically situated at the mouth of the Persian Gulf in Baluchistan province, Gwadar opened in 2008.
Restoring what the EU calls "good neighbourliness" with the former imperial power Hungary will also be a test for the new government.
The perpetrators of that atrocity were tracked down after close co-operation between Indonesian and Australian police, thereby proving that neighbourliness was possible in spite of the old suspicions.
For all that it preaches harmony and good neighbourliness, China comes across as a regional bully, with its foot on the Mekong's throat.
If it was, they may have learned a lesson in good neighbourliness, at least.
(Although even Madison added the then newly admitted state of Louisiana).An absence of neighbourliness might make this process more acute.
In the interest of good neighbourliness, the church has taken care not to preen itself.
