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afar

[ah-fahr] / ˈɑ fɑr /
ADVERB
a great distance away
Synonyms
WEAK
distantly far away far off yonder
Antonyms


Example Sentences

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While these storms are visible from afar, what lies beneath them remains largely unknown.

From Science Daily

I’m so honored to have loved you from afar and now get the chance to love you up close and honor you and appreciate you and shower you just as you have showered me.

From Los Angeles Times

And she said their support from afar in the war-torn country had inspired her.

From Barron's

"Yoane's career at Brentford was brilliant to watch from afar because I thought he was outstanding for them, scoring a number of massive goals," Howe said.

From BBC

This will help prevent losses and help manage her affairs from afar.

From MarketWatch