far-off

The word “far-off” has 2 syllables: far-off

It's pronounced as /ˌfɑːrˈɔːf/


What is synonym and antonym for far-off?

In the thesaurus, “far-off” has 6 synonyms and 3 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for far-off along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for far-off

  • away
  • deep
  • distant
  • far
  • remote
  • removed

Antonyms for far-off

Meanings of far-off

  • adjective
    1. Remote, either in time or space.

Example Sentences

  • She dreamed of visiting a far-off land filled with adventure.
  • The sound of thunder rumbled in the far-off distance.
  • His thoughts drifted to a far-off memory of his childhood.
  • They could see the lights of a far-off village flickering on the horizon.
  • The telescope allowed them to observe stars in far-off galaxies.

On this page you'll find 9 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to far-off, such as: away, close, deep, distant, far, near, nearby.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

deadened

  • anesthetized
  • asleep
  • benumbed
  • blunted
  • castrated
  • chilled
  • damped
  • dampened
  • delicate
  • dim
  • diminished
  • distant
  • drained
  • drugged
  • dull
  • dulled
  • enervated
  • exhausted
  • faint
  • far-off
  • gentle
  • ghastly
  • hazy
  • inaudible
  • insensitive
  • mild
  • muffled
  • muted
  • numb
  • numbed
  • reduced
  • remote
  • slight
  • soft
  • soothing
  • stifled
  • stupefied
  • subdued
  • subsided
  • suppressed
  • undermined
  • unfeeling
  • unresponsive
  • vague
  • weak
  • weakened

faint

  • black out
  • blackout
  • collapse
  • daze
  • delicate
  • dim
  • distant
  • dull
  • far-off
  • feeble
  • frail
  • gentle
  • hazy
  • inaudible
  • keel over
  • mild
  • muffled
  • muted
  • pale
  • pass out
  • remote
  • slight
  • soft
  • soothing
  • stifled
  • succumb
  • swim
  • swoon
  • syncope
  • trance
  • vague
  • weak
  • weakened

faints

  • black out
  • blackouts
  • collapses
  • dazes
  • delicate
  • dim
  • distant
  • dull
  • far-off
  • gentle
  • hazy
  • inaudible
  • keel over
  • mild
  • muffled
  • muted
  • pass out
  • remote
  • slight
  • soft
  • soothing
  • stifled
  • succumb
  • swims
  • swoon
  • swoons
  • syncopes
  • trances
  • vague
  • weak

faltering

  • afraid
  • ailing
  • ambiguity
  • anemic
  • apprehension
  • averse
  • awkward
  • capricious
  • cautious
  • clumsy
  • confusion
  • decrepit
  • delicate
  • difficulty
  • dim
  • disbelief
  • disjointed
  • distant
  • distrust
  • doubt
  • doubtful
  • dubious
  • dull
  • equivocation
  • erratic
  • far-off
  • fear
  • feeble
  • flimsy
  • frail
  • gentle
  • halting
  • hazy
  • hesitance
  • hesitancy
  • hesitant
  • hesitating
  • hesitation
  • ill
  • inaudible
  • incoherent
  • incomprehensible
  • incongruous
  • indecision
  • indecisive
  • ineffective
  • insecure
  • intermittent
  • irrational
  • irresolute
  • jerky
  • jittery
  • jumbled
  • labored
  • loath
  • mild
  • misgiving
  • mistrust
  • moot
  • muddled
  • muffled
  • muted
  • nervous
  • pause
  • pending
  • precarious
  • problem
  • procrastination
  • puzzled
  • puzzling
  • qualm
  • questioning
  • rambling
  • reluctance
  • reluctant
  • remote
  • rickety
  • rocking
  • rocky
  • shaking
  • shuddering
  • shy
  • skeptical
  • skepticism
  • slight
  • slow
  • soft
  • soothing
  • sporadic
  • stifled
  • stumbling
  • suspense
  • suspicion
  • suspicious
  • tentative
  • timid
  • tottering
  • trembling
  • unanswered
  • uncertain
  • uncertainty
  • unconvinced
  • undecided
  • undetermined
  • uneven
  • unreliable
  • unsettled
  • unsolved
  • unstable
  • unsteady
  • unsure
  • unwilling
  • unwillingness
  • vacillating
  • vacillation
  • vague
  • wabbly
  • wavering
  • weak
  • wishy-washy
  • wobbling
  • wobbly

far-flung

  • away
  • broad
  • deep
  • distant
  • expansive
  • extended
  • extensive
  • far
  • far-off
  • remote
  • removed
  • sweeping
  • wide

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