Noun:

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remoteness's Usage Examples:

As the years went on, Talacogon only experienced slow progress due to its inaccessibility and remoteness to other parts of Mindanao.

The remoteness and easy defensibility provided the necessary seclusion to conduct their activities which included.

Given the popularity of this trail, those seeking remoteness and more solitude may find other trails and destinations more rewarding.

Due to its remoteness, however, it is rarely visited.

1773), commonly known as the "flying squib case," is an important English tort law case on remoteness and the principle.

However, the comparative remoteness was useful when in the late Saxon at 900 Alfred the Great created an Abbey at Lyss Place under the control of St.

technically part of Aden Colony, the islands, because of their remoteness and inaccessibly, were left to the supervision of the British Resident in the Persian.

Similar slang expressions in English include "the boondocks"; "the tall rhubarbs"; "the sticks"; all implying remoteness and lack of sophistication.

island"s remoteness from Hobart had permitted some cancer of his soul to metastasise wildly, could not entirely be allayed".

bearing on the question of the remoteness of damages and a plaintiff"s impecuniosity.

The place was first redeveloped by the British as a summer house and a getaway location from the city centre of Singapore, in the 1890s, and was prized for its tranquillity and remoteness.

However, due to the remoteness of the U-365"s patrol zones, the cautiousness of her commander and the efficiency of Allied submarine defences by the.

The magazine is now available to international (non-US) NBA fans, with special editions printed in some territories (see below), and the addition of Slam to digital stores, such as iTunes (the remoteness/distance from the US of the subscriber has become a recurring theme in the letters section).

Synonyms:

distance, far cry, farness, farawayness,

Antonyms:

extraversion, ambiversion, openness, approachability, sociability,