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afar

[uh-fahr] / əˈfɑr /
ADVERB
a great distance away
Synonyms
WEAK
distantly far away far off yonder
Antonyms


Example Sentences

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Watching them from afar, Verstappen could only scoff at the Papaya Rules.

From The Wall Street Journal

You can love them from afar or you could love them from the other side of the kitchen table.

From MarketWatch

Sir Michael said he was initially impressed from afar by Jones' acting.

From BBC

Law enforcement eventually placed an ankle monitor on her husband, but he came to her son’s soccer games, stalking them and watching from afar.

From Los Angeles Times

These distant cells appeared to influence the planarian stem cells' position and function during regeneration, even from afar.

From Science Daily