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Discover Ludwig"stay distant" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It means to keep a physical or emotional distance from someone or something. Example: "After their fight, Sarah decided to stay distant from her friend, giving them both time to cool down and reflect on their words."
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I never manage to stay distant, so I've suffered a lot.
We stay distant from those we love, but we still love them; we cling to dreams of a place that might be purer than the place where we live; we want to save our friends; we miss being young.
Given the size of the ring, which resembled a glorified phone booth, it was difficult to stay distant for too long.
Don't stay distant.
(There is nothing wrong with hippies except that people use them to stay distant from the Occupation Wall Street's general and universal message).
Talk to no one, have no friends, and stay distant to everyone.
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For the reader, Tor Baz stays distant and unknowable.
There was another curious element that I used to augment staying distant from the immediate present.
Once their father returned home, they did, too, but their mother, overwhelmed, stayed distant.
Spark stays distant enough from her characters for the predatoriness of their closest relationships to be seen.
For others, I think, clapping was a way of trying to neutralise what I was saying, of staying distant from their own humanity.
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