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far–off (adjective)

far–off /ˈfɑɚˌɑːf/ adjective

far–off

/ˈfɑɚˌɑːf/

adjective

Britannica Dictionary definition of FAR–OFF

: very far away in time or space

tales of far-off lands
Some far-off day you will thank me.

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