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Definitions from the WebTerm: Far BackDefinition: a distant or remote point in time or space. Part of Speech: adverb Sense 1: Used to indicate the most distant point backwards in time or space. Example sentence 1: The origins of this tradition go far back in ancient history. Example sentence 2: I can remember my childhood memories as far back as when I was three years old. Example sentence 3: The hiking trail continues far back into the dense forest. Sense 2: Used to describe an object situated at a great distance away. Example sentence 1: The mountains stood far back in the horizon, creating a breathtaking view. Example sentence 2: The house was situated far back from the main road, offering privacy and tranquility. Example sentence 3: The ship sailed far back into the ocean until it disappeared from sight. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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