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| e·qui·dis·tant [ kwi dístənt, èkwi dístənt ] |
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equally distant: situated at the same distance from two or more places or points
 Baltimore is almost equidistant from Washington and Philadelphia.
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| [Late 16th century. < French équidistant or medieval Latin equidistant-< Latin distant- (see distant)] |
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| e·qui·dis·tance noun |
| e·qui·dis·tant·ly adverb |
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