distancers
distancers is the plural of distancer.
Meaning of distancer
Noun (1)
distancer (plural distancers)
- A person who tends to maintain emotional distance and detachment.
- Coordinate term: pursuer
- A means for establishing physical or emotional distance.
- The band’s third album, “When the World Comes Down,” isn’t striking obscure poses, inventing slang or playing with the audience through distancers like tension and distortion.2008 December 14, Ben Ratliff, “Critic's Choice: New CDs”, in The New York Times
Noun (2)
distancer (plural distancers)
- A long-distance runner.
- Phillips was one of a field of a dozen distancers who started in the twomile handicap run which featured the games of the Friend's of Irish Freedom at Ulmer Park, Brooklyn.1921 August 22, “Paulist Distancer Triumphs in Two-Mile Race”, in The New York Times, page 16
- Synonyms:
- long distancer
Phrases with distancers
Questions about distancers
- What is distancers the plural of?
- Distancers is the plural of distancer.
Words near distancers in the dictionary
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