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Definitions from the WebTerm: with in reachPart of Speech: Prepositional phrase Definition:The phrase "with in reach" means something or someone is close enough to be easily accessible or obtainable. Senses:Sense 1:Used to describe the physical proximity of an object or a place. Example Sentence: The remote control was placed on the coffee table, with in reach of the sofa. Sense 2:Used to describe the ability to accomplish or achieve something. Example Sentence: She studied hard to make sure her dream job was with in reach. Usages:1. The book was placed with in reach of the toddler to encourage reading. 2. The deadline for the project is with in reach, we just need to finalize a few details. 3. The museum is conveniently located with in reach of public transportation. Related Products:Search for Remote Controls on Amazon | ||||
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