far–off

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Definition of FAR-OFF

not close in time or space <many a young person has joined the military with the hope of traveling to far-off places> <the impossibility of predicting what life will be like in the far-off future>

Synonyms away, deep, far, faraway, far-flung, far-off, remote, removed

Related Words apart, devious, isolated, lonesome, nowhere, obscure, odd, outlying, out-of-the-way, retired, secluded, secret, sequestered

Near Antonyms adjacent, adjoining, contiguous

Antonyms close, near, nearby, nigh

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