To remove space from something; an archaic or rare term meaning to compress or eliminate distance.
From dis- + space (from Latin spatium 'room, distance'). This appears to be a rare or obsolete word, possibly appearing only in historical texts.
This word is so obscure it might only appear in Middle English texts—it shows how old English loved dis- prefixes but most didn't survive!
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