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close–in
adjective \ˈklōs-ˈin\
Definition of CLOSE-IN
1
: near a center of activity and especially a city <close–in suburbs>
2
: occurring or designed for use within a narrowly limited area <close–in fighting> <close–in weapons>
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First Known Use of CLOSE-IN
1945
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