Equidistant [adjective]

After work one quiet Sunday night I spotted “The World” on the shelf in the “Essays” section, equidistant from volumes by James Baldwin and Virginia Woolf.

The Chester road enters the valley at a point about equidistant from either end.

They are almost equidistant from each other, and the next to the lowest one is the longest.

The windows of this apartment were two in number, and, equidistant from the doors, were considerably elevated above the floor.

Some Swastikas have three dots placed equidistant around each of the four ends (fig. 12c).

Parallel lines are those equidistant one from the other throughout their length, as in Figure 42.

The term polygon is applied to figures having flat sides equidistant from a common centre.

Out of this hub spring three arms or rays, practically equidistant, the outer ends being bent to the left.

Obviously, walking is a vain thing when the horizon and the next block look equidistant.

It forms four equidistant wreaths, with a channel from thirty-five to twenty fathoms deep between each.