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in close quarters

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in close quarters (slightly formal) also at close quarters
in a small area together with others Living in close quarters, college students frequently catch colds from each other.
Etymology: based on the literal meaning of quarters (a place to live or stay)
See also: close, quarter


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The fact that the military made this assumption tells us a lot about their fear of having gay men serve openly in their ranks: with soldiers in the barracks always that close to resorting to homosexuality, the presence of a few gay men in close quarters could easily push them over the edge
Working in close quarters -- and 20-feet above the roof slab -- Rosenwach successfully welded the sections together, installed new shut-off valves and electrical controls.
 
 
 
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