far-flung
adjective
Origin of far-flung
Related Words for far-flung
remote, extensive, global, distant, comprehensive, far-reaching, long, spacious, widespread, wide-rangingExamples from the Web for far-flung
Contemporary Examples of far-flung
They allegedly ran their far-flung, online drug-slinging operation like a buttoned-down business—until it all unraveled.
To be a great power with far-flung interests of different natures is to invite hypocrisy.
For over twenty years, he reported from far-flung destinations.
Those weeks of violence drove thousands of residents from the island city, seeking safety in far-flung suburbs.
The Romans had an effective way of controlling troublesome officials in the far-flung regions of their empire.
How Long Is a Year? Is the Earth Slowing Down? And Other Questions About TimeNeil Shubin
January 6, 2013
Historical Examples of far-flung
Back to it our far-flung children turn with all their memories aflame.
Seeing and HearingGeorge W. E. Russell
Germans fought on all the battlefields of the far-flung World War.
The Kaiser's MemoirsWilliam II, German Emperor
For here was language he could understand—which was incredible on this far-flung globe.
The Red Hell of JupiterPaul Ernst
Civilization has made but few marks on its far-flung plains.
The Red YearLouis Tracy
We were "off to the wars," to take our places in the far-flung battle line.
Kitchener's MobJames Norman Hall