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faraway

[fahr-uh-wey] / ˈfɑr əˈweɪ /


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Just giving a faraway niece or nephew the broad role of power of attorney isn’t going to be enough.

From MarketWatch

Archaeologists have recovered thousands of clay-fired cooking balls and materials brought from faraway regions, such as quartz crystal from Arkansas, soapstone from the Atlanta area, and copper ornaments originating near the Great Lakes.

From Science Daily

Around 436 B.C., a “quarrel in a faraway county” of which neither Athenians nor Spartans knew much broke out into civil war in the colony of Epidamnus.

From The Wall Street Journal

No matter how the children called to it and waved, the faraway sheep only blinked and chewed its cud.

From Literature

“Cannibals are real,” she replied cautiously, “but there are no cannibals in England. Cannibals live in faraway places.”

From Literature