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far-off

adjective as in distant

adverb as in from or at a distance

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In short, someone who shares her constituents’ skepticism toward big government and antipathy for far-off Washington, D.C.

Still, even in the far-off future when Orion is ready, there’s nothing that will make me want to wear these things.

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Some critics say it focuses on apocalyptic, far-off scenarios, rather than the more immediate concerns such as privacy and misinformation, though there are other bills that address these matters.

Channeling my mom, perhaps there’s a far-off silver lining to this: With rising generations being plunked back into the classroom at the hottest time of year, the dearth of literary wailing over August in L.A. may end.

Getting these retreats to be widely subsidized by employers or insurance companies is still a far-off dream.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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