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Meanings of distance (distanced) in English
Length of straight line that connects two points in a measurable space or in an observable physical space.
Synonyms
Examples for "outstrip"
Examples for "outstrip"
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Setúbal also refuted claims Brazilian banks' earnings far outstrip their global peers.
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Now, the harsh law of unintended consequences will outstrip any political reassurances.
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And the question is: will demand outstrip what the country can produce?
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Profit growth is slowing this year but could still outstrip economic growth.
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But Mr Gallacher said despite that demand is continuing to outstrip supply.
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But on me you can outdistance any other horse in this country.
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Once in the trees she knew that she could outdistance and elude them.
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Ordinarily in a straight-away run he could outdistance the fleetest foxhound.
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His continuous practice in talking enables him easily to outdistance all ordinary competitors.
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He foresaw a time when it would outdistance the mother country.
Usage of distanced in English
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But some members of the group immediately distanced themselves from Flores' position.
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National Party leader Bill English has distanced himself from Mr O'Connor's comments.
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Yet two banks cited in the report distanced themselves from the idea.
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Later, he distanced himself from the comments saying his earpiece wasn't working.
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Justice Minister Helen McEntee was there to mark the socially-distanced official opening.
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Fianna Fail has also distanced itself from PD proposals on single mothers.
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On the road the distanced wedding guests straggled in pairs and groups.
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Not much was learned, however, and Peters distanced himself from the foundation.
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He's distanced himself from the SA Communist Party's beliefs and manifesto, however.
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Cameron's office distanced itself from the idea and UKIP rejected the pact.
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Leading politicians on the right have distanced themselves from his faltering candidacy.
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As always before, she distanced him in the ascent to the top.
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He said that it wasn't economically viable to do socially distanced concerts.
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Jeremy Corbyn's spokesman distanced the Labour leader from the comments on Wednesday.
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The BJP quickly distanced itself from the comments and Thakur later apologized.
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Some private companies elsewhere, though, have distanced themselves from the Chinese firms.
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Translations for distanced
Russian
Distanced through the time
Distanced across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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