inequidistant Antonyms
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Meaning of inequidistant
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inequidistant (a.)
Not equally distant; not equidistant.
inequidistant Sentence Examples
- The stars in the constellation formed an inequidistant pattern, twinkling at varying distances.
- The houses along the street were inequidistant, some standing closer together while others had larger gaps.
- The hikers had to navigate inequidistant trails, encountering steep inclines and gentle slopes along the way.
- The dots on the graph were inequidistant, creating an uneven distribution of data points.
- The planets in the solar system are inequidistant from the sun, orbiting at different speeds and distances.
- The attendees at the meeting were inequidistant from the speaker, with some sitting closer than others.
- The notes on the musical scale were inequidistant, producing a unique and distinctive melody.
- The street lights were inequidistant, casting patchy shadows on the sidewalk below.
- The villages in the valley were inequidistant, connected by winding roads and rugged terrain.
- The trees in the forest stood inequidistant, creating a canopy that let in intermittent sunlight.
FAQs About the word inequidistant
Not equally distant; not equidistant.
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The stars in the constellation formed an inequidistant pattern, twinkling at varying distances.
The houses along the street were inequidistant, some standing closer together while others had larger gaps.
The hikers had to navigate inequidistant trails, encountering steep inclines and gentle slopes along the way.
The dots on the graph were inequidistant, creating an uneven distribution of data points.
