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Grammar : Adj

Spell : fahr-fluhng

Phonetic Transcription : ˈfɑrˈflʌŋ

Definition of far-flung

Origin : 1895, from far + past tense of fling.

adj widespread

Example sentences :

Back to it our far-flung children turn with all their memories aflame.
Extract from : « Seeing and Hearing » by George W. E. Russell

Germans fought on all the battlefields of the far-flung World War.
Extract from : « The Kaiser's Memoirs » by William II, German Emperor

For here was language he could understand—which was incredible on this far-flung globe.
Extract from : « The Red Hell of Jupiter » by Paul Ernst

Civilization has made but few marks on its far-flung plains.
Extract from : « The Red Year » by Louis Tracy

We were "off to the wars," to take our places in the far-flung battle line.
Extract from : « Kitchener's Mob » by James Norman Hall

So their commerce and empire—if it was an empire—was far-flung at that time.
Extract from : « Key Out of Time » by Andre Alice Norton

They give no hint of where he was on the far-flung battle-line.
Extract from : « Carry On » by Coningsby Dawson

Followed gifts to friends and companions, and then far-flung benefactions.
Extract from : « 1492 » by Mary Johnston

We began to say that in a war so vast, so far-flung, no one man could dominate the scene.
Extract from : « Foch the Man » by Clara E. Laughlin

But one day in March the far-flung arrows of the geese went over.
Extract from : « The River and I » by John G. Neihardt

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