Distant and Took

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Distant adjective - Not close in time or space.

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Took and distant are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Took" instead an adjective "Distant".

Nearby Words: distance, distantly

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Distant and took are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Distant" instead an adjective "Took".

In the years after Elizabeth's death, Robert's reputation as a poet, once a distant second to hers, took off.

Source: Creator / Robert Browning
Kyoshi Rising; Fire Lord Mitsuo took his wife's Death by Childbirth very badly, badly enough that he's still emotionally distant to his children ten years later.

Source: Parental Neglect
Sadly, we know Pippin isn't a North-took (although his wife is, and that's she's a sufficiently distant cousin not to appear on the family tree in the Appendices).

Source: The Queen's Latin

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