Antonyms for close-knit
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1. close-knit, closely knitadjective

   held together as by social or cultural ties

   "a close-knit family"; "close-knit little villages"; "the group was closely knit"

   Antonyms:
   remote, distant

   Synonyms:
   closely knit

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1. Velma Moseley:

   They hurt their own neighborhood, and that's the hard part about it ..., we're a close-knit neighborhood. We help one another. But we can't even help each other. No supermarket, no medicine. Even the corner store was tore up.

2. Alex Podebryis:

   I remember thinking,' Why is everyone so excited ? What's going on here ?' that was new to me. All those little things about how society works, functions. In Buffalo we lived is a close-knit community, it was really nice.

3. Ben Lowe:

   It was a fairly lengthy relationship and we do have some prior calls. I’m not disclosing at this time what those calls were, or when they were, our thoughts and prayers go out to the many friends and family who have been devasted by this loss. Roscommon County contains wonderfully, close-knit communities who rally around those who are struggling and in need. We encourage the people of this community to share their love and support to the many people who have been devastated by this horrific and senseless tragedy.

4. Alexander Rossi:

   The four team mates and the fifth added for the 500 are an incredibly close knit group and after every day we sit down in a circle and discuss our individual day and what worked and what didn't work, that's how as a unit, as a team, we move forward.

5. Mayor Breeden:

   We're a close-knit community and everybody is working to take care of each other.

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