faraway
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2.8
- adjective
- /ˈfɑːrəˌweɪ/
- We used to pretend we were explorers discovering faraway lands.
- faraway places
- faraway lands
- a faraway country
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Watch on YouTubeI think one could say being able to make some type of connection with people in faraway lands.
- I think one could say being able to make some type of connection with people in faraway lands.
- And while we were stuck at home during the lockdowns, I have particularly enjoyed their content about faraway countries.
- So the scenario is there's been a virus that was developed in a lab in a faraway land.
- So this is what I mean by when I'm saying that we want to, we want to, we don't want it to be seen as if it's a faraway fight.
- How do you detect phosphine on a faraway thing, rocky thing, rocky planet?
- We see that faraway galaxies, which are islands of billions of stars, faraway galaxies seem to move away from us.
- And he's his favorite objects are very deep sky, faraway galaxies, all right, that you would never see during bright time.
- And she gets an invitation from a faraway royal person because our main girl can paint really well.
- Also the the listening and there's the detection and faraway exoplanets and whether they're habitable in life forms on those planets.
Examples
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A thousand men, each one alone with thoughts of a faraway place called home.
Fiction book (1992) -
Small, faraway things people cannot normally see are visible to me.
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A place, a faraway place of which we know nothing.
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I could move out and make glass in a faraway city.
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The setting of this story is a faraway time and place.
Academic text (2008) -
Obviously, they must be focused on people and places, but stories about faraway locations are a hard sell.
Academic text (2011) -
Maybe someday in some faraway place.
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Travel health is becoming increasingly complex as more people travel to exotic and faraway places.
Academic text (2012) -
Ever since he learned to swim, he dreamed of going to faraway places and accomplishing great deeds.
Fiction book (1995) -
Once upon a time, in a magical, faraway kingdom, there was a brave and noble knight.
Synonyms
416
1.0
At a great distance in space or time
388
1.1
To a greater distance in space or time
303
3.6
Far away from towns and people
224
2.8
Far away in space, not near you
88
3.8
Far from other places or people and hard to reach
80
4.2
Very far away in place or time
41
6.7
In a place you cannot get to easily, often used in stories
14
6.3
Distant places spread over a very wide area
7
6.1
Far from towns and not easy to reach
Antonyms
How Distant
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Morphology
Etymology
Faraway is made of far and away, which mean 'far' and 'away'. So it names a place or time that is distant from here or from now.