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1. (adj.) faraway
distant; remote:
faraway lands.
2. faraway
dreamy; preoccupied:
a faraway look.
Etymology: (1810–20)
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1. (adj) faraway, far-off
very far away in space or time
"faraway mountains"; "the faraway future"; "troops landing on far-off shores"; "far-off happier times"
2. (adj) faraway
far removed mentally
"a faraway (or distant) look in her eyes"
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Sense: distant
faraway places.
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 Afrikaans: veraf, ver weg, afgeleë |
 Arabic: بَعيد، ناءٍ |
 Bulgarian: далечен |
 Brazilian: longínquo |
 Czech: daleký |
 German: weitentfernt |
 Danish: fjern; afsides |
 Greek: μακρινός |
 Spanish: remoto, lejano |
 Estonian: kauge |
 Farsi: دور |
 Finnish: kaukainen |
 French: lointain |
 Hebrew: רָחוֹק |
 Hindi: दूर |
 Croatian: jako udaljen |
 Hungarian: távoli |
 Indonesian: jauh |
 Icelandic: fjarlægur |
 Italian: lontano, distante |
 Japanese: 遠くの |
 Korean: 먼 |
 Lithuanian: tolimas |
 Latvian: tāls; attāls |
 Malay: jauh |
 Dutch: ver |
 Norwegian: fjern(tliggende) |
 Polish: odległy |
 Persian: دور |
 Pashto: ليرې |
 Portuguese: longínquo |
 Romanian: îndepărtat |
 Russian: далёкий; отдалённый |
 Slovak: ďaleký |
 Slovenian: daljni |
 Serbian: dalek |
 Swedish: fjärran, avlägsen |
 Thai: ห่างไกล |
 Turkish: uzak, uzaktaki |
 Taiwanese: 遙遠的 |
 Ukrainian: далекий, віддалений |
 Urdu: دور دراز |
 Vietnamese: xa xăm; xa xưa |
 Chinese: 遥远的 |
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