Distantly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISTANTLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• At a distance; remotely; with reserve.
ADVERB:
• DISTANT, far off or apart
• far away
• not closely
• coolly or remotely
• from or at a distance
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• separated in spac; away; situated at a great distanc; far-off; separated by a great distance from each other; far apart; far behind

Words related to DISTANTLY

distant8

Words that contain DISTANTLY

equidistantly26

How to use DISTANTLY in a sentence

• At last he sat back and gazed upon me distantly from inspired eyes.
• The angle was absolutely correct as the old Hellenic marbles, and to every curve was that final warmth which stone can only distantly suggest.
• All of these four families were distantly related, as can be proved by the languages which they spoke.
• Following these, came a large tribe which did not belong to the Indo-European family, but was distantly related to the Finns and the Turks.
• And I heard distantly the bell which he had rung for his glass of milk.
• It was the very last field in sight, and behind it the rough, heather-packed mountain sloped distantly away to the skyline.
• Gallosh the names of the clergymen, and, shouting something distantly resembling these, toasted them each and all with what he conceived to be appropriate comments.
• He has retired to the far-off lounge with a view to doing it as distantly as possible, but even this poor subterfuge fails him.
• Something less distantly unlike him she could be, and would be.
• The poet expresses in verbal form an emotion but distantly related to the words set down.
• If the surmise he had distantly spied was correct, Miss Middleton would have been caught in the storm midway to her destination.
• Songs that distantly resembled Those one hears from men assembled In the old Cross Keys Hotel, Only sung not half so well.
• My mother was distantly related to an ancient and wealthy English family.
• I was distantly connected with his wife, and I inherited some of her money at her death.
• He was born in England, and we used to laugh together because, in some vague way, which we scarcely cared to fully understand, my husband was distantly related to the nobility.
• Her late husband had been distantly related to Mrs.
• Montenegro had spent much on sending Prince Danilo to attend the funeral, and Princess Militza is distantly related to Queen Mary.
• A lady distantly related to us came to visit us once in those days.
• Still rumbling and thundering distantly, I put on another shirt.
• Barrow she had passed on the street just once, and when he lifted his hat distantly, she looked straight ahead, and ignored him.
• Here and there ridges stood forth boldly above the general roll, and distantly she could descry a white-capped mountain range.
• The day before his death he had a visit from a Christian distantly related to him.
• If such is the will of destiny, the most distantly separated persons come together, and the nearest neighbors never see each other.
• The little Helene was going about her house duties silently and distantly when I came down from my turret room on the forenoon of the morrow.
• His canoe was known, and when it hovered even distantly on the river every child ran to its mother.
• Yet, for a long time, I treated you distantly, and sought your company rarely.
• The protests of most of these leagues amount to little more than vain clamor against a thing which is not even distantly comprehended.
• It had many sessions from December 11 to January 14, but never made an approach to evolving anything distantly approaching agreement.
• Gilmer of North Carolina, and by indications of a like unwillingness on the part of one or two other Southerners who were distantly sounded on the subject.
• Instead, we take hands, and jig distantly round each other.
• Miss Dunord, who had never been more than distantly polite to her in England, was of course more thrown with her at St.
• He came to see Miss Marjorie Linden, who was, I fancy, distantly related to him.
• And presently the inner door opened and Miss Penny came forth demurely, and bowed distantly in the direction of Margaret and Graeme.
• All the servants at the Ingmar Farm were distantly related to the family, and had always lived on the place.
• The Jacksons were of the same family, and distantly connected with General Jackson.
• Mary Virginia, bowing distantly to the millionaire and his secretary, walked off with him, I following.

Similar words containing TANT without suffix ly and without prefix dis

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