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distant - use in sentences
Preposition: about
- mile: It lies S.S.W. from Keswick, distant about four miles.
Preposition: from
- parish: This person may be geographically distant from the parish, but their heart will be there.
Modifying Another Word
- geographically: Typically, leased lines are used by businesses to connect geographically distant offices, or simply to provide very high-speed dedicated Internet access.
- impossibly: He could have added an impossibly distant future, in so far as Gustav Stresemann prioritized relations with the West.
- too: In the not too distant future the scheme will also have lots more to offer.
- far: The Story: In a far distant future, a would-be master race seeks to dominate the galaxy.
- physically: Remote Office Telework A location physically distant from the main office, where one or more workers work.
- rather: Also the relationship between the two cats was still a rather distant one.
Modifies a noun
- cousin: Maybe we can link you to unknown or distant cousins.
- galaxy: Distant galaxies are moving away from each other, they're accelerating.
- metastasis: With the proof of local infiltration of a neighboring organ or in the presence of distant metastasis, palliative therapy can be started.
- relative: I recently received a letter from a distant relative in Kansas.
- horizon: On the distant horizon the erupting volcano was barely visible to us.
- past: HK's question is, how does the distant past reach down to our own lives today?
Used with adjective complement
- seem: A number of people noted that the ' diocese ' seems distant.
- remain: The prospects for an EU nuclear ' deterrent ' force remain far distant if not inconceivable.
- appear: With all his superhuman qualities and achievements, Sri Krishna never appeared distant to any of his fellow human beings.
- feel: He sat down on the bed, and I sat next to him, feeling distant from my own body.
- grow: Left by her own mother as a child, Mia has grown more distant from her father as she approaches adulthood.
- become: The old woman sitting before them became suddenly distant.
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