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far afield
adjective as in wide of the mark
adverb as in away
Strong match
Example Sentences
He and wife Pat have enjoyed cruises to as far afield as Australia and China - and hope to explore further in their proper retirement.
Only 1,781 of the 48,447 drivers currently licensed by Wolverhampton live in the city, with the rest operating as far afield as Newcastle, Somerset, Cardiff and Skegness.
“Fashion basics — they’re not trying to get too far afield, but be on trend,” said Joe Feldman, senior managing director at Telsey Advisory Group.
Alkesh used to export clothes from his Leicester factories as far afield as the US, Canada and India.
This San Dimas stroll will be too far afield for some folks, but Bonelli Park is a great place to take a long, flat walk by a large body of water that isn’t the ocean.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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