Synonyms for distributed
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1. distributedadjective

   spread out or scattered about or divided up

   Antonyms:
   bunchy, single(a), exclusive, undivided, thick, cumulous, thickset, concentrated

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1. stand-alone

   (of computer applications) components located/hosted in multiple locations

   capable of operating independently of any other device or system.

   Submitted by rinat on June 1, 2017  

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1. List of paraphrases for "distributed":

   circulated, disseminated, divided, apportioned, allocated, distribution, spanned, spread, issued, scattered, broadcast, distribute, dispensed, delivered, released, shared, redistributed, aired

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1. Hyeon Soo Lim:

   I showed it to (church) followers and also distributed it by posting it on the Internet.

2. Capitol Hill:

   Intimate photos of me and another individual were published by Republican operatives on the internet without my consent, i have notified Capitol Hill police who are investigating the situation and potential legal violations of those who posted and distributed the photos, and therefore will have no further comment on the digital materials.

3. Mike Lee:

   Opioid-related deaths are not evenly distributed, the big takeaway is that there’s a strong social component to our opioid crisis. Opioid addiction seems to have a high rate of correlation to social isolation. Those with a strong family or a good job seem less likely to become victims.

4. Chief Rich Elliott:

   We're over 95 % distributed for the vaccine that we have received up until this week, because we just got a huge shipment of the vaccine, after Friday of next week, we'll be back well over 95 %. When I say 95 %, the vaccine is either in people's arms or people have a hard date when their appointment is because you have to space the first and second doses out.

5. World Health Organization:

   The vast majority have been administered in high - and upper-middle-income countries, if these doses had been distributed equitably, they would have been enough to cover all health workers and older people globally.