What is another word for great distance?

Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈe͡ɪt dˈɪstəns] (IPA)

The phrase "great distance" can be replaced with various synonyms that convey the same meaning. One option is "long way," which is often used to describe a far-off location or a significant physical distance between two points. Another synonym is "far-off," which emphasizes the distance between two locations or objects. "Considerable distance" is also an option, especially when referring to a substantial distance or separation between two places. "Vast expanse" can be used to describe a large or expansive area or distance. "Remote location" suggests a place that is far away and difficult to access. These synonyms provide more options beyond the literal phrase "great distance".

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A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Famous quotes with Great distance

  • But hopes are Shy Birds flying at a great distance seldom reached by the best of Guns.
    John James Audubon
  • Upon the whole it was a Glorious day-Our men are in the Spirits-and I am confident we shall give them a total defeat the next Action; which is at no great distance.
    Anthony Wayne
  • We are like dwarfs on the shoulders of giants, so that we can see more than they, and things at a great distance, not by virtue of any sight on our part, or any physical distinction, but because we are carried high and raised up by their giant size.
    Bernard of Chartres
  • The self-awareness that grows out of the habit of witnessing is nonjudgmental. I look at my actions, my feelings, my experience with soft and compassionate eyes, from a great distance as if I were God or a novelist. The chief rule of the witness is: Judge not. Do not identify with or against anything you observe. The witness must be amoral, a pure phenomenologist. The courtroom of civil conscience must be closed for a time. There is a time when the outlaw switches from contemplation to trans-moral action. But in order to stop the reactionary patterns of thought and behavior that make up the personality, there must be a prior time of inaction. As I gain skill as an objective and compassionate witness, my identity gradually shifts from my persona to my self. In place of the old compulsive, preprogrammed reactions, I find a growing ability to pause between the stimulus and the response. I cease being merely a biological creature who reacts automatically to steak and potatoes, the lure of immediate sex, or the invasion of my territory; I deliberate and choose what is most desirable. I am no longer captive either to my impulses or to the judgments made upon me by my society. In the newfound silence, I find the freedom to disengage from my old self-images and addictions.
    Sam Keen
  • According to some of the pious writers of antiquity, they made large fires, which might be seen at a great distance, upon the vigil of this saint [John], in token that he was said in holy writ to be "a shining light." Others, agreeing with this, add also, these fires were made to drive away the dragons and evil spirits hovering in the air; and one of them gravely says, in some countries they burned bones, which was called a bone-fire; for "the dragons hattyd nothyng mor than the styncke of brenyng bonys." This, says another, , they have from the heathens. The author last cited laments the abuses committed upon thes occasions. "this vigil," says he, "ought to be held with cheerfulness and piety, but not with such merriment as is shewn by the profane lovers of this world, who make great fires in the streets, and indulge themselves with filthy and unlawful games, to which they add glotony and drunkenness, and the commission of many other shameful indecencies."
    Joseph Strutt

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