Equidistant (adjective)

Being the same distance apart from two or more points.

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Derived from the latin "aequidistant", which means "having equal distance".

Examples:

1. The equidistant points on the line segment are the midpoint.
2. The equidistant arrangement of the chairs allowed everyone to see the stage.
3. The equidistant locations on the map made it easy to navigate.
4. The equidistant placement of the lights provided even illumination.
5. The equidistant division of the circle into equal parts made it easier to measure angles.