afar
əˈfɑr
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Definition of afar - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

distance spaceDatedat, from, or to a great distance awayDated
  • They watched the fire from afar.
  • The lighthouse was visible from afar.
  • Music drifted to us from afar.
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Expressions with afar

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respected or loved without direct interaction
She was admired from afar by her colleagues.
from a long distance away
She watched the parade from afar.
at a great distance from a place or person
They watched the fireworks from afar off.

Origin of afar

Old English, on + feor (far)

Terms with afar included in their meaning

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from afar
from a far distance
weather
wall of clouds seen from afar
connected living
setup for operating household equipment from afar, often linked together
vision
vague appearance of something seen from afar
networking
device for accessing a network from afar
loud voice
loud and able to be heard from afar
gangs
make a gesture of group affiliation from afar
knowledge from afar
pertaining to knowledge obtained from a distance

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  1. French:au loin, ...
  2. German:von Weitem, ...
  3. Italian:lontano, ...
  4. Spanish:lejos, ...
  5. Portuguese:longe, ...
  6. Chinese:远远地, ...
  7. Japanese:遠く, ...
  8. Arabic:مِن بَعيد, ...
  9. Hebrew:מֵרָחוֹק, ...
  10. Russian:издали, ...
  11. Ukrainian:здалеку, ...
  12. Hindi:दूर, ...

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