William Howard Taft

The day is not far distant when three Stars and Stripes at three equidistant points will mark our territory: one at the North Pole, another at the Panama Canal, and the third at the South Pole. The whole hemisphere will be ours in fact as, by virtue of our superiority of race, it already is ours morally.

American President

Bob Costas

I don't feel any different than I did when I was 40. But I realize mathematically, I'm equidistant between that and 80. I'll keep doing this for a while, but I'm not going to be one of these people who hang on just for the sake of being on the air.

American Celebrity

Leopold Von Ranke

Every generation is equidistant from God.

German Historian

Mostly used to describe distances in geography, architecture, or urban planning.

Physical Spaces

The term 'equidistant' carries no emotion; it's factual and neutral.

Neutral Tone

Suggests a fair or strategic location, often used when balancing preferences or options.

Choice Implications

 just the general direction of bats cuz I know she's gonna want to go drink let me on the map because it's quite a tricky thing because where we were is right over there in middle of my finger and so if if you know anything about this map you've seen it before it is equidistant

Safari Live - Day 166 PIPE...

 creating a series of tiny equidistant corrugations. After removing the screw, the straw is able to bend over the side of the glass and Judith is able to savor her milkshake. Joseph initially markets the new flexible straw to hospitals to help patients drink while reclining,

Equidistant