Propinquity (noun)
prop-in-kwit-ee
nearness of relation; kinship.
First recorded in 1400–1450. Comes via Old French propinquite, from the Latin word propinquitās, meaning “nearness.”
Example sentences
“The propinquity of the cousins led to a strong bond.”
Cardinal (noun) kah-din-al RC Church any of the members of the Sacred College, ranking next after the pope, who elect the pope and act as his chief counsellors A deep…
