1. the state or quality of being equidistant; equal distance from two or more points or objects

Examples

• The equidistance of the two cities from the capital made it an ideal meeting point.
• In geometry, the equidistance of a point from the endpoints of a line segment defines the perpendicular bisector.
• The satellite maintained equidistance from three ground stations.
• The equidistance principle ensures that all vertices of a regular polygon are the same distance from its center.
• She positioned the lamp at equidistance between the two desks.