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Term: up close

Description:

Up close refers to being in close proximity to someone or something, allowing for a detailed and intimate view or examination.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Adjective - When used as an adjective, up close describes an object or person that is physically near.

Example: The photographer captured the beauty of the flower up close.

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Sense 2:

Adverb - When used as an adverb, up close indicates that something is done or observed at a close distance.

Example: The nature show captured the lion attacking its prey up close.

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Sense 3:

Prepositional phrase - It is used as a prepositional phrase to convey the idea of being physically close to someone or something.

Example: The policewoman interviewed the witness up close to get accurate details.

Local Usage:

In local usage, up close can also refer to having an in-depth understanding or firsthand experience of a particular situation or person.

Example: The journalist's up close knowledge of the political scandal allowed them to write a compelling article.

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