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Not near
To a considerable degree
far generally suggests that which is an indefinitely long way off in space, time, relation, etc. far lands; distant, although also suggesting a considerable interval of separation a distant sound, is the term used when the measure of any interval is specified desks four feet distant from one another; remote is applied to that which is far off in space, time, connection, etc. from a place, thing, or person understood as a point of reference a remote village, the remote past; removed, used predicatively, stresses separateness, distinctness, or lack of connection more strongly than remote
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