Definition for Far:

• The more distant of two; as, the far side ( called also off side) of a horse, that is, the right side, or the one opposite to the rider when he mounts.

Synonyms for Far:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • far.
  •at a great distance (adjective)
  • outlying,
  • stone's throw,
  • piece,
  • a long way,
  • out-of-the-way,
  • faraway,
  • bit,
  • Miles,
  • far piece,
  • a good way,
  • long,
  • end of rainbow,
  • removed,
  • good ways,
  • ways.
  •deep (adjective)
  • downreaching,
  • inmost,
  • fathomless,
  • under ground,
  • subaqueous,
  • subterranean.
  •distant (adjective)
  • in sticks,
  • out range,
  • more away,
  • more telescopic,
  • in boonies,
  • most telescopic,
  • out lying,
  • middle nowhere,
  • most asunder,
  • in direct,
  • re-tired,
  • more yonder,
  • more sequestered,
  • most away,
  • re moved,
  • most ways,
  • most sequestered,
  • out of range,
  • retired,
  • un-approachable,
  • more apart,
  • more asunder,
  • re tired,
  • in-direct,
  • arms length,
  • in the boonies,
  • in distance,
  • farflung,
  • most apart,
  • far flung,
  • in background,
  • out reach,
  • unapproachable,
  • out-lying,
  • un approachable,
  • most yonder,
  • arm length,
  • out earshot.
  •far-off (adjective)
  • at a distance,
  • far off.
  •faraway (adjective)
  • most farremoved,
  • more far-removed,
  • quite ways,
  • preoccupied,
  • farremoved,
  • most far removed,
  • most far-removed,
  • far removed,
  • beyond horizon,
  • more farremoved,
  • pre-occupied,
  • more far removed,
  • pre occupied.
  •foreign (adjective)
  • more estranged,
  • most nonresident,
  • most transoceanic,
  • extra local,
  • more transoceanic,
  • most extralocal,
  • trans oceanic,
  • extra-local,
  • un accustomed,
  • extrinsic,
  • more immigrant,
  • de-rived,
  • un-explored,
  • most immigrant,
  • far fetched,
  • over seas,
  • nonresident,
  • more extralocal,
  • ex-patriate,
  • more adopted,
  • most exiled,
  • non resident,
  • most nonnative,
  • non native,
  • un explored,
  • un familiar,
  • ex patriate,
  • more exiled,
  • more expatriate,
  • un-accustomed,
  • un-familiar,
  • more nonnative,
  • most expatriate,
  • de rived,
  • unfamiliar,
  • most adopted,
  • most estranged,
  • over-seas,
  • trans-oceanic,
  • more nonresident.
  •outside (adjective)
  • out side,
  • out-side,
  • un likely,
  • outside,
  • un likelier,
  • un-likeliest,
  • un likeliest,
  • un-likely,
  • un-likelier.
  •remote (adjective)
  • beyond,
  • god-knows-where,
  • in a backwater,
  • off beaten path,
  • off-lying.
  •unattainable (adjective)
  • un attainable,
  • un-attainable.
  •unknown (adjective)
  • unexplained,
  • unrevealed,
  • unperceived,
  • little known,
  • such-and-such,
  • Incog,
  • unidentified,
  • Unapprehended,
  • such and such,
  • Unrenowned,
  • so-and-so,
  • so and so,
  • unrecognized,
  • Unascertained,
  • uncelebrated.
  •unreachable (adjective)
  • un reachable,
  • un-reachable.
  •wide (adjective)
  • more off-target,
  • offtarget,
  • more offtarget,
  • off mark,
  • most offtarget,
  • in accurate,
  • most off-target,
  • more off target,
  • most off target,
  • off target.
  •widely (adjective)
  • most universally,
  • more extensively,
  • more universally,
  • most generally,
  • most extensively,
  • more generally.

• adv.

  •considerably (adverb)
  • significantly,
  • very much,
  • extremely,
  • decidedly.
  •quite (adverb)
  • more less,
  • some degree.
  •somewhat (adverb)
  • kind of.
  •well (adverb)
  • readily.

• adv

  •quite (adverb)
  • to some degree.
  •somewhat (adverb)
  • insignificantly,
  • tolerably,
  • to a degree,
  • a little,
  • bearably,
  • a degree,
  • in part,
  • ratherish,
  • not much.
  •well (adverb)
  • becomingly,
  • fittingly,
  • effortlessly,
  • luxuriantly,
  • plentifully.

• n.

  •
  • around,
  • across,
  • before,
  • ahead,
  • after,
  • along,
  • by,
  • about.
  •
  • serious,
  • incomparably,
  • very,
  • acute,
  • grave,
  • profound,
  • rigorous,
  • dire,
  • desperate,
  • notably,
  • awful,
  • greatly,
  • severe.
  •
  • to the degree that,
  • momentum,
  • the march of something,
  • advance,
  • history,
  • Considering,
  • insofar as,
  • direction,
  • development,
  • progress,
  • advancement,
  • maturation,
  • a giant step/leap/stride.
  •
  • by a wide margin,
  • big,
  • inaccessible,
  • well,
  • much,
  • by far.
  •
  • relatively,
  • Than,
  • by/in contrast,
  • relative,
  • Whereas,
  • seen against something,
  • next to,
  • the... the...,
  • compared with/to.
  •
  • to come,
  • someday,
  • one day,
  • tomorrow,
  • sooner or later,
  • when the time comes,
  • in the long run/term,
  • later.
  •
  • be in/out of the running,
  • be onto a winner,
  • someone's getting there,
  • be halfway there,
  • have a fighting chance,
  • the cards are stacked in someone's favor,
  • have something in your pocket,
  • you can't go wrong,
  • stand a chance/hope (of doing something).
  •cold (noun)
  • cold.
  •far (noun)
  • off the beaten track,
  • furthest,
  • farthest,
  • farthermost,
  • farther,
  • immoderate,
  • utmost,
  • further,
  • furthermost,
  • right,
  • uttermost.
  •far and wide (noun)
  • extensively,
  • far and near,
  • everywhere,
  • in/from all places,
  • broadly,
  • worldwide,
  • all about.
  •far out (noun)
  • weird,
  • bizarre,
  • outlandish,
  • strange,
  • radical,
  • exotic.
  •go far (noun)
  • go places,
  • achieve success,
  • be successful,
  • make a name for yourself,
  • get on,
  • get on in the world,
  • make your mark.
  •group (noun)
  • Former Armed Forces,
  • Interahamwe,
  • ALIR,
  • Army for the Liberation of Rwanda.
  •so far (noun)
  • God-forsaken,
  • up to now,
  • other,
  • opposite,
  • hitherto,
  • till now,
  • up to the present moment,
  • thus far,
  • to date,
  • up to this point,
  • in the boondocks/boonies.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • long-distance,
  • sequestered,
  • outer,
  • remotely,
  • mile,
  • outermost,
  • afar,
  • partway,
  • secluded,
  • way out,
  • far-flung,
  • yonder,
  • atavistic,
  • distantly.
  •
  • lonesome,
  • apart,
  • extreme,
  • lonely,
  • isolated,
  • cleft.
  •
  • peripheral,
  • long-range,
  • within.
  •
  • out,
  • From.
  •
  • clear.
  •sparse
  • wide.

Paraphrases for Far:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    far-away.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    VER.
  • Proper noun, singular
    matters.
  • Adverb
    extremely, largely, absolutely, still, rather, widely, certainly, fairly, clearly, forward, completely, measure, extensively, really, broadly, already, previously, definitely, heretofore, heavily, apart, here, totally, nowhere, longer.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    far-off, far-reaching.
  • Proper noun, singular
    brigades.
  • Adverb
    substantially, hitherto, insofar, infinitely, markedly, vastly, appreciably, incomparably, dramatically, perfectly.

Antonyms for Far:

• adj.

  • all
    near.
  • Other antonyms:
    impermanent, shortish, moderate, transitory, short-lived, left, condensed, abbreviated, short-term, short-range, shortened, little, transient, fleeting, momentary, sudden, abrupt, mini, ephemeral.

• n.

  • far out
    conventional, orthodox.
  • so far
    close, accessible, nearby.

Far Sentence Examples:

• " They have gone quite far enough for me," he said.

• How far into his life had she come?

Homophones for Far:

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