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mote
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more remote
Superlative
most remote
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far away in space or distant in position
- The remote village nestled deep in the mountains was accessible only by a rugged trail.
- They lived in a remote cabin in the woods, far from civilization.
- The remote island in the Pacific Ocean was uninhabited.
- The remote location of the research station made it difficult to reach.
- The remote farmhouse was surrounded by vast fields of crops.
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having a low probability or chance of happening
- The remote possibility of winning the lottery did not deter people from buying tickets.
- The success of the mission appeared remote, considering the unforeseen challenges.
- Given the extreme weather conditions, the remote likelihood of a smooth flight concerned the passengers.
- The candidate acknowledged the remote likelihood of securing the highly competitive job.
- With limited resources, the small startup had a remote chance of outcompeting established companies.
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distant from the present time
- The remote past is difficult to fully understand.
- We can't predict the remote future with certainty.
- His remote childhood memories are fading away.
- The event is set for a remote time in the coming year.
- The remote moment when we first met still feels vivid.
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(of a place) isolated and difficult to access
- They spent their vacation in a remote cabin, far from any distractions.
- The village was so remote that it could only be reached by foot or horseback.
- She enjoyed the quiet of a remote beach, where few tourists ever visited.
- They found a remote mountain lodge, tucked away in a secluded valley.
- The remote countryside offered peace and solitude, away from the crowded city life.
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having a relationship or connection that is distant
- They share a remote family link, with no recent interactions.
- He has a remote relationship with his cousins, rarely seeing them.
- The company’s remote association with the charity made them hesitant to get involved.
- Despite their remote relationship, they still meet occasionally for family reunions.
- Their remote acquaintance faded over time as they lost contact.
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(of works or tasks) performing from a location other than a traditional office
- Due to the pandemic, many employees started remote working from their homes.
- She has a remote job, allowing her to travel while maintaining her professional duties.
- The company offers remote work options for its global team members.
- He enjoys the flexibility of remote work, as he can manage tasks without being in the office.
- Remote working has become more popular, especially in tech and creative industries.
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(of a system or device) controlled or operates from a distance using radio, infrared signals, or other wireless technologies
- The robot is equipped with a remote sensor that lets it navigate without human input.
- A remote starter was installed in the car, enabling it to start from a distance.
- The drone’s remote system allows it to fly and capture video from afar.
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