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distant

[dis-tuhnt] / ˈdɪs tənt /




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The Glenkiln sculpture park is now just a distant memory, but the "loop" around the reservoir remains a popular draw for cyclists.

From BBC

This path will carry them through an unexplored region of Earth's distant magnetotail, the part of Earth's magnetic environment that extends away from the Sun.

From Science Daily

Tehran’s arsenal of missiles and rockets able to hit distant targets is in tatters.

From The Wall Street Journal

Maybe a championship, too, but that's more complicated, more distant when France are still the hot favourites to clinch it despite what Scotland did to them last weekend.

From BBC

We are all fated to die, but for most people Mr. Sasse’s age death is distant, even theoretical.

From The Wall Street Journal