Distanced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISTANCED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISTANCE, to move far from a particular point
• make (someone or something) far off or remote in position or nature
• declare that one is not connected with or a supporter of (someone or something)
• beat (a horse) by a distance.
NOUN:
• the length of the space between two points
• the condition of being far off; remoteness
• a far-off point
• the more remote part of what is visible or discernible
• an interval of time
• the full length of a race
• a space of more than twenty lengths between two finishers in a race
• a length of 240 yards from the winning post on a racecourse.
• the distance from the winning post which a horse must have reached when the winner finishes in order to qualify for a subsequent heat.
• the scheduled length of a fight
• the avoidance of familiarity; reserve
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to leave behind

Words related to DISTANCED

distance11 distances12 distancing14

Words that contain DISTANCED

outdistanced16

How to use DISTANCED in a sentence

• I easily ran ahead of the old men, and even when some younger ones and a few women joined in the hunt I easily distanced them.
• But he was borne on the wings of the wind, and soon distanced his pursuers.
• The two who led soon distanced the rest, Capua trudging respectfully behind and keeping them in sight.
• He threw his whole energies into his studies with an effect which distanced all his previous efforts.
• Some of the noble animals were distanced the first heat, and others were taken away by their owners.
• Zurich is, at the present time, undoubtedly the most important commercial city in Switzerland, having distanced both Basel and Geneva in this direction.
• He who had held up all speculative systems to scorn, distanced those he had condemned, and showed how easy it is to take theory for fact.
• I gave no sign, made no move, until I had located him and distanced him.
• She was after me, but being taken by surprise, I suppose, was distanced a little at first.
• He has distanced all his competitors so decidedly that it is not worth while to place them.
• It was on May Day, and I rode forth into the forest and distanced pursuit, and joined my cousin Culverhouse, as we had vowed to do.
• It had then distanced the great sea-serpent itself in length, having extended over thirty-three miles of country, which Mr.
• Our fleet continued to pursue them, but they put so much strength into their rowing that they distanced our men.
• I liked the way Atmananda poked fun at the pomp and ceremony which had distanced Chinmoy from many of his disciples.
• The Concho horses, worn out by the night-journey, were soon distanced.
• I have often marveled how I distanced that Indian so easily.
• The master kicked and struck in vain, The weary drudge had distanced pain And never now would wince again.
• The British did not succeed in crossing the Indus until the 20th, when the Affghans had very far distanced their pursuers.
• The trained athletes distanced their well-meaning but violent pursuers and gained the gate, but it was a close shave.
• I saw myself, after all done and won, on the point of being again outwitted, distanced, it might be fooled.
• Soon they distanced their pursuers, many of whose oarsmen had taken part and been wounded in the fight.
• On the road the distanced wedding guests straggled in pairs and groups.
• Well mounted as we all were, he sometimes nearly distanced us.
• Nielsen distanced us, and eventually we became separated.
• As far, then, as we have yet gone, it cannot be said that our vision is felt or known to be distanced from the fixed stars even by the diameter of a grain of sand.
• Jonathan suddenly fell behind, and was soon distanced by his two competitors.
• Having run against a young shopkeeper who was gaping at the crows and who had splashed him, Aramis with one blow of his fist had distanced him ten paces.
• JOHN LONG Has distanced the majesty of British justice in the persons of the coroner, the bailiffs, and the Bow-street magistrates, after all.
• Darting onward at the height of his speed, he hoped that he had distanced them, and thrown them off his trail.
• Frank, whose highest ambition was to be called the best scholar in his class, kept steadily gaining ground, and one by one the rival students were overtaken and distanced.
• So we started in the race together but Louisa soon distanced me, emerging presently into matchless proficiency in her books for children.
• I felt more than a touch of exultation too, at having distanced my pursuers.
• All her competitors were distanced, and were put to death without mercy.
• I was better mounted than they, and so was the boar, for he distanced them.
• He could scarcely believe that Detroit and Milwaukee had a population of about 20,000 each, and that Chicago had distanced them with 30,000.
• Howel was always able to beat Rowland in swiftness, whilst Rowland effectually distanced Howel in the long run.

Similar words containing TANC without suffix ed and without prefix dis

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