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Faraway   /fˈɑrəwˈeɪ/   Listen
Faraway

adjective
1.
Very far away in space or time.  Synonym: far-off.  "The faraway future" , "Troops landing on far-off shores" , "Far-off happier times"
2.
Far removed mentally.



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"Faraway" Quotes from Famous Books



... to the doorway. The sun had not yet risen, but the fresh, rose-coloured light already swept around the horizon throwing the hills in sharp relief and flushing, faraway, the pure snows of the Little Brothers. And so blinding was the sheen of the lake that it seemed at first as though the sun were about to break from the waters, for there all the radiance of the ...
— Trailin'! • Max Brand

... loses count," went on Mrs. Benny, not pursuing her invitation, but standing with a faraway gaze bent upon the geraniums in the window; "but there's eleven of 'em, and three buried, and five at school this moment. I began with two boys—two years between each—and then came Nuncey. There's four years between her and Shake, but after that you may allow two years to each again, quite ...
— Shining Ferry • Sir Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch

... out of business in 1879, Captain Hall followed the sea again, commanding the ships Faraway, Fair Wind, and Treasure Seeker, and the bark Apollo. Later he retired from the sea and has not been active in the same or otherwise since. In 1894 he married Augusta Bangs Lathrop, widow of the late Reverend Charles Lathrop, formerly pastor ...
— Mary-'Gusta • Joseph C. Lincoln

... start him again having failed, it seemed now to occur to everybody that it probably would be better to let him alone until he got in the mood again. Presently Whitey saw Injun's eyes take on their former faraway look, as though they were gazing into his father's tepee fire, or into the ...
— Injun and Whitey to the Rescue • William S. Hart

... Charlotte with mock solemnity. "Perhaps she might have come into our lives in some other way. Perhaps even now some one is drawing near to us who may be destined to play an important part in our lives or hers." Charlotte's voice grew deeper as she spoke, and her eyes had a faraway look. ...
— Glenloch Girls • Grace M. Remick


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