remote
Cross references:
1. distant
re.mote \ri-'mo-t\ aj [L remotus, fr. pp. of remove-re to remove] 1:
separated by great intervals 2a: far removed in space, time, or relation
{the ~ past} 2b: DIVERGENT {comments ~ from the truth} 3: located out of
the way : SECLUDED 4a: acting on or controlling indirectly or from a
distance 4b: not arising from a primary or proximate action 5: small in
degree : SLIGHT 6: distant in manner : ALOOF - re.mote.ly av
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