Remote
remote (adjective) - far away (either physically, emotionally, or intellectually)remotely (adverb)
remoteness (noun)
remote areas of the country
remoteness of island
the remoteness of the island made it even more attractive as a vacation getaway
her husband's remoteness bothered her
remote workers
a remote work policy to cut company costs
remote mobile workers
that's not even remotely possible
a remote possibility
if there is even a remote possibility of an accident, I will drive slowly
remote from the people
the remoteness of government officials from the public they served
remote from daily life
to relax at night, study subjects remote from the problems of daily life
the woman was so so so beautiful yet so so so remote
remote-control bomb
the soldiers were killed by remote-control bomb
change channels with the TV remote control, please
the remote future
I may win the lottery sometime in the remote future
connect to remote library systems over the internet
access files on your computer remotely
not even remotely interested
they were not even remotely interested in hiring him
remote chances
the chances are remote that I will win the lottery this year
chances rather remote
the chances of a visit by the Prime Minister to yoiur home are rather remote
impossibly remote
winning the contract seemed impossibly remote
remote and cool manner
the secret agent's manner was remote and cool
geographically remote
physically remote
a remote area in the wilds
remotely situated
a remotely situated campus
feel remote from
felt remote from what was going on around me
remote data centers
remote sensing of map map data by satellite
remote computer access
remote computer from branch offices
remote computer access via mobile phone by sales people in the field
in the remote past
I haven't the remotest idea of what you mean
