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equidistant

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e⋅qui⋅dis⋅tant

  [ee-kwi-dis-tuhnt, ek-wi-]
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–adjective
equally distant.
Origin:
1560–70; < MF < LL aequidistant- (s. of aequidistāns). See equi-, distant

Related forms:
e⋅qui⋅dis⋅tant⋅ly, adverb
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e·qui·dis·tant   (ē'kwĭ-dĭs'tənt, ěk'wĭ-)   
adj.  Equally distant.
e'qui·dis'tance (-təns) n., e'qui·dis'tant·ly adv.
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