far-off

Modifies a noun

• land: From the east I summon a bird of prey; from a far-off land, a man to fulfill my purpose.
• place: Many Italians wondered what the country was doing fighting in such far-off places.
• day: Family Fun Days at Celtic Harmony Camp Have you ever wondered what life was like in the far-off days of our celtic ancestors?
• future: Nor is there any inherent reason why this process should be delayed till some far-off future.
• country: I mean who needs it, Africans, in a far-off country of which we know little, killing each other with machetes?
• time: Again it is a nickname, presumably for an expert in those far-off medieval times.

Modifying Another Word

• very: In the face of this constant sensory assault, the things Paul's talking about can seem very far-off and vague to us.
• so: Through chip technology, your multi-function Visa card could replace all of this -- and in the not so far-off future.