remoteness
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n. (u.)Uncountable NounBeing far from people, places etc.
The lost islands are famous for their remoteness
n. (u.)Uncountable NounThe state of being aloof or distant in manner; lack of emotional connection.
There was a certain remoteness in his manner that made it difficult to connect with him.
n. (u.)Uncountable NounThe state of being far off in time; long ago.
The remoteness of the event made it difficult to recall clearly.
n. (u.)Uncountable NounThe state of being difficult to reach or access.
The remoteness of the data made it difficult to access and analyze.
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San Marino Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
- Although the tower itself is now closed, its remoteness means you'll enjoy the mountain's cool air without the crowds.
Although the tower itself is now closed, its remoteness means you'll enjoy the mountain's cool air without the crowds.
- its remoteness means you’ll enjoy the mountain’s cool air without the crowds.
its remoteness means you’ll enjoy the mountain’s cool air without the crowds.
50 shades of Nudibranch
- It is also very healthy thanks to its remoteness from any coastal cities.
It is also very healthy thanks to its remoteness from any coastal cities.
- It is also very healthy thanks to its remoteness from any coastal cities.
It is also very healthy thanks to its remoteness from any coastal cities.
Perth Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
- Perth's remoteness gives the city a unique feel, and many say this is Australia's friendliest metropolis.
Perth's remoteness gives the city a unique feel, and many say this is Australia's friendliest metropolis.
- Perth's remoteness gives the city a unique feel
Perth's remoteness gives the city a unique feel
How to be Polite in English - | Top Tips for Language Learners!
- Well, it's all to do with the relationship between "can" and "could", and the idea of distance, of remoteness.
Well, it's all to do with the relationship between "can" and "could", and the idea of distance, of remoteness.
- between can and could and the idea of distance, of remoteness.
between can and could and the idea of distance, of remoteness.
The Myth of Western Civilization EXPOSED
- Timbuktu, actually, often used as a metaphor for remoteness, was actually one of the most important intellectual centers in the world during the 14th and 15th centuries.
Timbuktu, actually, often used as a metaphor for remoteness, was actually one of the most important intellectual centers in the world during the 14th and 15th centuries.
- often used as a metaphor for remoteness, was actually one of the most important intellectual centers in the world during the 14th and 15th centuries.
often used as a metaphor for remoteness, was actually one of the most important intellectual centers in the world during the 14th and 15th centuries.
Perth - City Video Guide
- Perth's remoteness gives the city a unique feel, and many say this is Australia's friendliest metropolis.
Perth's remoteness gives the city a unique feel, and many say this is Australia's friendliest metropolis.
- Perth's remoteness gives the city a unique feel
Perth's remoteness gives the city a unique feel
Exhibition Tour— Seeing Silence: The Paintings of Helene Schjerfbeck | Met Exhibitions
- There is such a remoteness and otherworldliness, a silence in these pictures.
There is such a remoteness and otherworldliness, a silence in these pictures.
- There is such a remoteness and otherworldliness, a silence in these pictures.
There is such a remoteness and otherworldliness, a silence in these pictures.
Stop Trying to Fit In | Former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein
- You have to have a certain kind of remoteness.
You have to have a certain kind of remoteness.
Monster: The Ed Gein Story | Inside the Craft of Building the World | Netflix
- But I think the thing was, was about, like, the sense of loneliness and the beauty of this space, but at the same time just the isolation and kind of capturing that sense of, like, the remoteness and wrapped within all of this gorgeous, like, stillness of the landscape is this world of his, which is, like you said, he's has his internal demons he's fighting and all this, and just being in this kind of a space.
But I think the thing was, was about, like, the sense of loneliness and the beauty of this space, but at the same time just the isolation and kind of capturing that sense of, like, the remoteness and wrapped within all of this gorgeous, like, stillness of the landscape is this world of his, which is, like you said, he's has his internal demons he's fighting and all this, and just being in this kind of a space.
The English Heritage Podcast: Where the sacred meets the sea
- It's the remoteness of it is the important thing.
It's the remoteness of it is the important thing.