removed
- adjective
- /rɪˈmuːvd/
:
distante
- I could never understand how someone could be so removed from the process.
I'm truly impressed with how sort of removed from the road it feels.
- I'm truly impressed with how sort of removed from the road it feels.
- She's she's again, she's well removed from her prime.
- I realised quite soon after that that I was then removed from the mainstream media.
- I was just a Division One basketball player shortly removed from playing hoops.
- But eleven years removed from that life and I still crave it.
- Like this is far and removed away from that.
Examples
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Because I, I feel quite removed from that element.
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And so Kimon is now removed from the scene in Athens.
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No, very, very far removed from from that.
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As you can tell, it's quite a bit removed from the previous one.
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At the same time, the actual facts are removed from the story.
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I'm I'm so far removed from that time wise.
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The idea was removed from his mind after he heard the new information.
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This text is removed from the main argument of the article.
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She felt removed from her childhood memories after years away from home.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
Not together because of distance, time or different homes
829
2.1
Not joined to another thing and kept apart
110
2.9
Far away in time, long before now or far in the future
40
5.1
Far away in time, long ago or in the future
2
4.3
Something loose and not fixed to the thing it belongs to
Not together with other people, kept apart from them
Separated so parts are not connected anymore
Not physically connected or locked so parts can move apart
Antonyms
How Distant
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word removed comes from old parts re- 'back' and move 'to move'. So something removed is like it has been 'moved away' and feels distant or separate from the present.