[destant] (1466)
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[destant] (1466)

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  FEW:  distare 3,99b Gdf: ∅ GdfC:  distant 9,395c TL: ∅ DEAF:  distance (distant)  DMF:  distant  TLF:  distant  OED:  distant adj.  MED:  distaunt adj.  DMLBS:  distanter 697b
distaunt  

a.

1distant, remote: 
( 1466 )  rent que fuist distaunt de le terre en le darrein partie del counté  i 54
2 temporal distant, far-off (in time): 
( 1490-91 )  si breve d’errour soit retourné a certein jour, quel jour est pluys distaunt et ad [plus] long temps qui ne bosoigne  ii 159.32
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