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Definition of distance
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of distance is as below...
Distance
(v. t.) To
outstrip
by as much as a
distance
(see
Distance,
n., 3); to leave far
behind;
to
surpass
greatly..
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Far
::
Far (a.)
Remote
in
affection
or
obedience;
at a
distance,
morally
or
spiritually;
t
enmity
with;
alienated..
Wee
::
Wee (n.) A
little;
a bit, as of
space,
time, or
distance..
Ancient
::
Ancient
(a.) Old; that
happened
or
existed
in
former
times,
usually
at a great
distance
of time;
belonging
to times long past;
specifically
applied
to the times
before
the fall of the Roman
empire;
--
opposed
to
modern;
as,
ancient
authors,
literature,
history;
ancient
days..
Accomplish
::
Accomplish
(v. t.) To
complete,
as time or
distance..
Condenser
::
Condenser
(n.) A lens or
mirror,
usually
of short focal
distance,
used to
concentrate
light upon an
object..
Mercury
::
Mercury
(n.) One of the
planets
of the solar
system,
being the one
nearest
the sun, from which its mean
distance
is about
36,000,000
miles.
Its
period
is 88 days, and its
diameter
3,000
miles..
Estrange
::
Estrange
(v. t.) To
withdraw;
to
withhold;
hence,
reflexively,
to keep at a
distance;
to cease to be
familiar
and
friendly
with..
Longinquity
::
Longinquity
(n.)
Greatness
of
distance;
remoteness.
Walk
::
Walk (n.) That in or
through
which one
walks;
place or
distance
walked
over; a place for
walking;
a path or
avenue
prepared
for foot
passengers,
or for
taking
air and
exercise;
way; road;
hence,
a place or
region
in which
animals
may
graze;
place of
wandering;
range;
as, a sheep
walk..
Orris
::
Orris (n.) A
peculiar
pattern
in which gold lace or
silver
lace is
worked;
especially,
one in which the edges are
ornamented
with
conical
figures
placed
at equal
distances,
with spots
between
them..
Offing
::
Offing
(n.) That part of the sea at a good
distance
from the
shore,
or where there is deep water and no need of a
pilot;
also,
distance
from the
shore;
as, the ship had ten miles
offing;
we saw a ship in the
offing..
Doublethreaded
::
Doublethreaded
(a.)
Having
two screw
threads
instead
of one; -- said of a screw in which the pitch is equal to twice the
distance
between
the
centers
of
adjacent
threads.
Outhouse
::
Outhouse
(n.) A small house or
building
at a
little
distance
from the main
house;
an
outbuilding.
Spy
::
Spy (v. t.) To gain sight of; to
discover
at a
distance,
or in a state of
concealment;
to espy; to see..
Curtation
::
Curtation
(n.) The
interval
by which the
curtate
distance
of a
planet
is less than the true
distance.
Latitude
::
Latitude
(n.)
Extent
from side to side, or
distance
sidewise
from a given point or line;
breadth;
width..
Kakapo
::
Kakapo
(n.) A
singular
nocturnal
parrot
(Strigops
habroptilus),
native
of New
Zealand.
It lives in holes
during
the day, but is
active
at
night.
It
resembles
an owl in its
colors
and
general
appearance.
It has large
wings,
but can fly only a short
distance.
Called
also owl
parrot,
night
parrot,
and night
kaka..
Make
::
Make (v. t.) To find, as the
result
of
calculation
or
computation;
to
ascertain
by
enumeration;
to find the
number
or
amount
of, by
reckoning,
weighing,
measurement,
and the like; as, he made the
distance
of; to
travel
over; as, the ship makes ten knots an hour; he made the
distance
in one day..
Diorama
::
Diorama
(n.) A mode of
scenic
representation,
invented
by
Daguerre
and
Bouton,
in which a
painting
is seen from a
distance
through
a large
opening.
By a
combination
of
transparent
and
opaque
painting,
and of
transmitted
and
reflected
light,
and by
contrivances
such as
screens
and
shutters,
much
diversity
of
scenic
effect
is
produced..
Nearsighted
::
Nearsighted
(a.)
Seeing
distinctly
at short
distances
only;
shortsighted.
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