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- Dictionaryfaraway/ˌfɑːrəˈweɪ/
adjective
- 1. distant in space or time: "exotic and faraway locations" Similar Opposite
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1 day ago · Additionally, the current IAU definition requiring planets to have "nearly round" shapes is difficult to implement, Margot and his team argue, and thus is effectively useless as shapes of many faraway worlds cannot be resolved with certainty.
2 days ago · Clear and simple definitions in American English from Britannica's language experts. More usage examples than any other dictionary.
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1 day ago · Do you yearn for faraway places and the Aurora Borealis, tropical storms sweeping lush emerald islands and the wind howling over distant barren plains of the North?
1 day ago · The first assumption, of a general nature, is to define ourselves as a conscious, intelligent, sophisticated species; the second is to assume the extraterrestrials we envision in our discussion are likewise conscious and intelligent and sophisticated — at least equally or maybe considerably more so, options we’ll explore.
5 days ago · I realized that to achieve my goal, I had to leave Belize and travel to one of those faraway places where people engaged in the “doing part” of science. I enrolled in the Microbiology and Cell Science program at the University of Florida.
4 days ago · The Shaggå of the Painfully Infinite Sky is generally attributed to Infernus Ioannes, the collective signature of our first generation, and it is part of the cycle that established once and for all the essential poetics of the Shaggå, as well as its basic structures. This is considered one of the classic examples of the genre, and references ...
