Pronunciation: /əˈfɑr/
adverb at, to, or from a great distance; far away
A1 I can see the mountains afar.
A2 She waved at me from afar.
B1 The ship appeared on the horizon afar.
B2 The city lights twinkled afar in the distance.
C1 He could hear the music playing afar in the night.
C2 The message was relayed from afar, reaching its destination smoothly.
preposition at, to, or from a great distance; far away
A1 The mountains looked beautiful from afar.
A2 She could see the lighthouse afar in the distance.
B1 The ship appeared as a tiny dot afar on the horizon.
B2 The castle stood majestically afar from the village.
C1 The city skyline was visible afar from the top of the hill.
C2 The snow-capped peaks loomed afar in the early morning light.
formal The mountain range could be seen from afar on a clear day.
informal I spotted my friend from afar in the crowded mall.
slang I can see the party happening from afar, it looks lit!
figurative His dreams seemed distant and unattainable, like a castle in the sky viewed from afar.
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