neighbourly in the PONS Dictionary

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A large sign on the wall says the group promises to be neighbourly and law-abiding.
www.independent.co.uk
Know thyself in the fulfillment of you neighbourly love and duty.
en.wikipedia.org
Within the strict social conventions of neighbourly banter, the weather fills a thousand awkward gaps.
www.telegraph.co.uk
It was viewed by some as an informal nod to neighbourly ties.
www.freemalaysiatoday.com
He and the guards lapsed into neighbourly banter.
www.theglobeandmail.com
But does the potential for big-time prizes complicate the neighbourly gesture of buying coffee for friends?
www.thestar.com
Soon everyone found out that the loud arguments, and the table thumping, was not very welcome either for the residents of the house or for good neighbourly relations.
en.wikipedia.org
Locals are working to keep the social fabric alive through community groups, community spirit and neighbourly goodness.
www.independent.ie
It maintains a traditional neighbourly atmosphere with an emphasis on community.
en.wikipedia.org
It came to the point where their neighbourly ties were soured.
en.wikipedia.org

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