distant in Irish
distant in Irish is coimhthíoch — distant means far away in space or time.
distant in Irish
coimhthíoch
Emotionally unresponsive or unwilling to express genuine feelings.
What does "distant" mean?
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adj Far away in space or time.
"We heard the distant sound of a train long before it arrived."
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adj Emotionally cold or unwilling to show warmth toward others.
"Since the argument, my brother has been cold and distant with everyone."
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distant in a sentence
- We heard the distant sound of a train long before it arrived.
- They could see a distant mountain range on the horizon.
- Since the argument, my brother has been cold and distant with everyone.
- She gave a distant smile and turned back to her book.
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What is "distant" in Irish?
"distant" in Irish is coimhthíoch. distant means: Far away in space or time.
How do you use "distant" in a sentence?
Example: "We heard the distant sound of a train long before it arrived." In Irish, "distant" is coimhthíoch.
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