equidistant (Meaning)

Wordnet

equidistant (s)

the same distance apart at every point

Webster

Being at an equal distance from the same point or thing.

The two cities are equidistant from the river, making it convenient for trade and transportation.
The equilateral triangle is characterized by its three sides being equidistant.
The equidistant points on a circle lie on a concentric circle, having the same center as the original circle.
In a balanced seesaw, the fulcrum is equidistant from the two people sitting on it, ensuring equal distribution of weight.
The equidistant spacing of streetlights along a road ensures uniform illumination and enhanced visibility.
The equidistant arrangement of the planets around the sun creates a harmonious and stable solar system.
The architect designed the building with equidistant windows, allowing for ample natural light and ventilation.
The hiker plotted an equidistant route between two peaks, ensuring an achievable and balanced trek.
The equidistant positioning of speakers in an auditorium guarantees optimal sound distribution and clarity for the audience.
The equidistant distribution of molecules in a gas ensures uniform pressure and predictable behavior.

the same distance apart at every pointBeing at an equal distance from the same point or thing.

inner, innermost, nearest,halfway, in-between, grey, central, mediate,medial, median

outer,outer, peripheral, peripheral, remotest, farthest, extreme, furthest, extreme, remotest

The two cities are equidistant from the river, making it convenient for trade and transportation.

The equilateral triangle is characterized by its three sides being equidistant.

The equidistant points on a circle lie on a concentric circle, having the same center as the original circle.

In a balanced seesaw, the fulcrum is equidistant from the two people sitting on it, ensuring equal distribution of weight.