Pronunciation: /fɑːr/
adjective distant in space or time
A1 The store is not far from here.
A2 She lives in a far away village.
B1 The hotel is too far for us to walk to.
B2 The mountain range in the distance looked far and unreachable.
C1 The far-reaching consequences of the decision were not immediately apparent.
C2 The CEO had a far-sighted vision for the company's future.
adverb used to indicate a great distance or extent
A1 I can see a bird far away.
A2 She lives far from the city center.
B1 The supermarket is not far from here.
B2 The hotel is located far from the beach.
C1 The research project requires traveling far distances.
C2 The expedition team ventured far into the wilderness.
formal The factory is located far from the city center.
informal I don't want to walk that far to get to the store.
slang I can't believe how far we've come since high school.
figurative She has come so far in her career, achieving great success.
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