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I. far <farther [or further], farthest[or furthest]> [fɑːʳ] ADV

1. far (in place):

far

2. far (in time):

far
as far back as 1977

3. far (in progress):

far

4. far (much):

far
far
by far

Phrases:

as far as (in place)
as far as I can see ...
as far as I'm concerned ...
I'd far rather ...
she'd far sooner ...
far from it!
far be it from me ...
so far (until now)

II. far <farther [or further], farthest[or furthest]> [fɑːʳ] ADJ

1. far (further away):

2. far (extreme):

far

3. far (distant):

far

Phrases:

far-'sight·ed ADJ

1. far-sighted (shrewd):

far-sighted decision
far-sighted person

2. far-sighted Am, Aus (long-sighted):

far-'reach·ing ADJ

'far-off ADJ

1. far-off:

far-off (distant)

2. far-off (time):

far-off

far-'flung ADJ

1. far-flung (widely spread):

2. far-flung (remote):

far-'fetched ADJ

Far 'East N no pl