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Meanings of spaced in English

Arranged with spaces between; often used as a combining form.

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Spaced apart.

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Usage of spaced in English
1
The long driveway led upward with evenly spaced trees on either side.
All That Is
2
The items on his shelves were in perfect order and precisely spaced.
The apostle
3
Pensioners and seniors were seated in several groups of 50, suitably spaced.
The South African
4
Testing is difficult on traverses, particularly when the pieces are widely spaced.
Climbing Magazine
5
Unfortunately the supervisor had meant double-spaced, and the student had written single-spaced.
The Guardian
6
She lived up to her word: the pages were single-spaced and many.
Carrion comfort
7
Then the violet lights came again, this time spaced wider and higher.
Dayworld Rebel
8
And the picture spaced its noble outline thus against the very stars.
Four Weird Tales
9
The Marley Memo ran six full pages single-spaced and read in part:
Marley & me: life and love with the world's worst dog
10
The pillars along the south wall were spaced only two meters apart.
Map of bones
11
It is also not closely planted but is sown in widely-spaced rows.
Organic Gardener's Composting
12
Just seven or so round card tables spaced evenly through the room.
Rakes and radishes
13
Then the houses begin, clapboard houses spaced thirty or so feet apart.
I am number four
14
Bright, widely spaced, far enough away that they seemed to be static.
Nothing to lose
15
The road was less traveled here, and the farms spaced farther apart.
The White Road
16
You see how closely the trees are spaced on the opposite bank?
Winter’s Tale
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Spaced across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common