Definitionadj. (comparatives of `far') most remote in space or time or order
Last update: July 14, 2015
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Farthermost limits of its range, the wave rolled in upon shores more [Please select]
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Whirling like tops, but still clinging together, the sailor and the girl were separated from their boat and plunged down--down--down--into the farthermost recesses of the great ocean. [Please select]
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Into the farthermost corners of his little kingdom his secret-service men were dispatched, and Sanders sat down to await developments. [Please select]
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The anchorite hastily threw away the stone, fell upon his knees, and soon found on the dry spot of ground under the stone, and in the farthermost nook of the retreat, a motionless human form. [Please select]
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What--she asked herself as she thought of the morrow--what, for her, lay at the farthermost end of that procession of to-morrows. [Please select]
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Christian though he was, he was, nevertheless, Oriental to his farthermost corner, and had the culture of a French savant. [Please select]
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= The subconscious mind knows and needs to know what is happening in the farthermost cell of the body. [Please select]
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Her voice rang out now valiant and clear, now searching and piteous, yet reaching to where the farthermost person knelt, and was lost upon the lake and in the spreading trees. [Please select]
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Far away, at the farthermost shore of the lake, whenever the moon went free from the clouds, Maurice could see the slim gray line of the road which stretched toward Italy. [Please select]
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