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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
(n.)
Relative
space,
between
troops
in
ranks,
measured
from front to rear; --
contrasted
with
interval,
which is
measured
from right to
left..
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Distance
::
Distance
(n.) The
interval
between
two
notes;
as, the
distance
of a
fourth
or
seventh..
Farther
::
Farther
(superl.)
Tending
to a
greater
distance;
beyond
a
certain
point;
additional;
further.
Curtation
::
Curtation
(n.) The
interval
by which the
curtate
distance
of a
planet
is less than the true
distance.
Infinite
::
Infinite
(a.)
Unlimited
or
boundless,
in time or
space;
as,
infinite
duration
or
distance..
Amplitude
::
Amplitude
(n.) The
horizontal
line which
measures
the
distance
to which a
projectile
is
thrown;
the
range.
Equate
::
Equate
(v. t.) To make
equal;
to
reduce
to an
average;
to make such an
allowance
or
correction
in as will
reduce
to a
common
standard
of
comparison;
to
reduce
to mean time or
motion;
as, to
equate
payments;
to
equate
lines of
railroad
for
grades
or
curves;
equated
distances..
Nearsighted
::
Nearsighted
(a.)
Seeing
distinctly
at short
distances
only;
shortsighted.
Telephony
::
Telephony
(n.) The art or
process
of
reproducing
sounds
at a
distance,
as with the
telephone..
Farther
::
Farther
(adv.)
At or to a
greater
distance;
more
remotely;
beyond;
as, let us rest with what we have,
without
looking
farther..
Outhouse
::
Outhouse
(n.) A small house or
building
at a
little
distance
from the main
house;
an
outbuilding.
Potential
::
Potential
(n.) In the
theory
of
gravitation,
or of other
forces
acting
in
space,
a
function
of the
rectangular
coordinates
which
determine
the
position
of a
point,
such that its
differential
coefficients
with
respect
to the
coordinates
are equal to the
components
of the force at the point
considered;
-- also
called
potential
function,
or force
function.
It is
called
also
Newtonian
potential
when the force is
directed
to a fixed
center
and is
inversely
as the
square
of the
distance
from the cente
Stranger
::
Stranger
(n.) One whose home is at a
distance
from the place where he is, but in the same
country..
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..
Southing
::
Southing
(n.)
Distance
of any
heavenly
body south of the
equator;
south
declination;
south
latitude.
Depression
::
Depression
(n.) The
angular
distance
of a
celestial
object
below the
horizon.
Stage
::
Stage (n.) A
degree
of
advancement
in a
journey;
one of
several
portions
into which a road or
course
is
marked
off; the
distance
between
two
places
of rest on a road; as, a stage of ten
miles..
Great
::
Great
(superl.)
Large in
space;
of much size; big;
immense;
enormous;
expanded;
--
opposed
to small and
little;
as, a great
house,
ship, farm,
plain,
distance,
length..
Distancy
::
Distancy
(n.)
Distance.
Hogscore
::
Hogscore
(n.) A
distance
lime brawn
across
the rink or
course
between
the
middle
line and the tee.
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..
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