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afield

[uh-feeld] / əˈfild /
ADVERB
beyond
Synonyms
STRONGEST
WEAK


Example Sentences

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The cost of fuel makes it impractical for him to travel further afield to fish and he says if they make a fuss the police end up getting involved.

From BBC

Today visitors come from as far afield as Japan and find dancing to the drums and pipes at the festival clears their heads and heals their souls.

From BBC

A little further afield, on Friday, Tokyo reports consumer price data - a leading indicator for Japan's nationwide figures due later.

From Reuters

Mostly from strangers who live in her home city of Tokyo, but many packages also arrive from further afield in Japan.

From National Geographic

"The surplus of olefins will be pushed onto the water to clear elsewhere in Asia or further afield in Europe and the U.S. at steep discounts," Energy Aspects analysts said in a note.

From Reuters