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. Alan Gottlieb:

   Defense Distributed appears caught in what appears to be a bureaucratic game of merry-go-round, the right to keep and bear arms includes the ability to acquire or create arms. The government is engaging in behavior that denies this company’s due process under the Fifth Amendment. We’re compelled to file this action because the bureaucracy is evidently playing games and it’s time for these agencies to behave.

2. Peter Hotez:

   Poverty is seldom evenly distributed across the country. Poverty clusters in pockets. It clusters in northeastern Brazil, it clusters in northern Argentina, it clusters in southern Mexico, it clusters in southwestern China, well, it's the same thing in the USA. Poverty is clustered in the American South.

3. Zalman Stern, former ITC hacker diety:

   Distributed file systems are a cruel hoax.

4. Kamran Safi:

   Possibly the food resources (insects) are distributed over vast areas but in clumped heaps.

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.