Sentence examples for next-door from inspiring English sources

The word 'next-door' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a neighboring property that is immediately adjacent to one's own home or business. For example: My neighbor from next-door always has cookies ready for me when I come over.

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next-door

adjective

That occupies an adjacent place.

Exact(8)

"We're the next-door neighbors".

The New York Times

"He lives in the next-door village.

The New York Times

"The coach was our next-door neighbor.

The New York Times

Seven years I watched the next-door.

The New Yorker

I am the next-door neighbor.

The New Yorker

Fathers and sons are next-door neighbors.

The New York Times

Similar(49)

Who lives next door?

"And look next door.

"We lived next door.

"The kid next door.

(Construction noise next door).

The New Yorker

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