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Meanings of afar in English
Lowland East Cushitic language spoken in Ethiopia, Eritrea and Djibouti.
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Usage of afar in English
1
But Kaufman had loved New York from afar for almost twenty years.
2
The sun shone brightly; the snow stretched afar like a dazzling sheet.
3
Once he stopped abruptly; some one on the beach afar was approaching.
4
Sometimes I spy her afar off; but the wanton comes and goes.
5
How long...how long I have admired you from afar, my dear Marquise.
6
The noise of the instrument drove away the little birds from afar.
7
Snowy ridges and peaks shone afar in the moonlight on all sides.
8
I'll watch from afar and continue to smile when I see you.
9
The parson had listened from afar in a state of dull indifference.
10
The herd of men in those days scented fresh pastures from afar.
11
He continued to criticise the regime from afar and inform for MI6.
12
It's one reason I'm content to have him adore me from afar.
13
For months they were only imagining the level of deterioration from afar.
14
To disappear from this world is to live in the world afar.
15
Those nice people at Ryanair will watch from afar with some interest.
16
From afar she appeared, the quiet one, all lonely in the void.
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Translations for afar
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Afar through the time
Afar across language varieties
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