a considerable distance

/ə kənˈsɪdərəbl ˈdɪstəns/

a long or significant distance

The town was a considerable distance from the city.

The town was far from the city.

general

a long or significant distance

We traveled a considerable distance to reach the summit.

We traveled a long way to reach the summit.

The two cities are a considerable distance apart.

The two cities are far apart.

This phrase emphasizes the length or significance of the distance, often implying that it is greater than expected or notable.

Collocations

a very long distance

a brief or small distance

Use 'a considerable distance' to highlight that the distance is significant or greater than expected.

The phrase combines 'considerable' (meaning large or significant) with 'distance' (a measure of separation between two points).

This phrase is used to emphasize that the distance is notable or greater than expected. It is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts.

considerable

large or significant

adjective

distance

the amount of space between two points

noun

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