space
Derived from the Latin 'spatium', meaning a room or area.
NOUN
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The physical universe beyond the earth's atmosphere or a continuous area or expanse that is free, available, or unoccupied.
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| plural |
|---|
| spaces |
- Astronauts train extensively to work in space.
- We need more space in the garage for the new car.
- He left a space between the two words to make the sentence clearer.
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VERB
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To arrange or allocate an area or expanse in a certain way, often by providing distance or separation between objects.
regular
| past | present_participle |
|---|---|
| spaced | spacing |
- Please space the chairs evenly around the table.
- She decided to space her plants further apart to allow for growth.
- The designer will space the elements on the page for better visual appeal.
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