remote

Some critics have made the same sorts of arguments about the remote and effete president.

The remote ancestors of the fox or of the crow were doubtless less shrewd and cunning than the crows and the foxes of to-day.

In other words, the Devil is a myth coming out of the terrible darkness of remote ages.

His magnetized telegraph wire stretched from one room to another located in a remote part of the building.

She laid no claim to the title of a Blue—she had not the most remote idea of being considered a literary lady.

This gallery, at the remote end from the body of the castle, closes with a stair case.