Remoteness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REMOTENESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being remote
• the state of being distant from something else, in particular from the main centres of population
• lack of connection with or relationship to something
• the state of being unlikely to occur
• the quality of being aloof and unfriendly
• the property of being remote
• a disposition to be distant and unsympathetic in manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• separated by an interval or space greater than usual

Words related to REMOTENESS

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How to use REMOTENESS in a sentence

• Her lowered eyelids and long lashes gave her a look of deliberate remoteness.
• The look was that of remoteness, of utter isolation.
• This mode of thought, this remoteness from the Christian point of view, indeed his repugnance of it, must be remembered in judging his so-called change of religion.
• As the traveller journeys northward or southward, he finds the instances diminish in almost exact proportion to his remoteness from the central ecclesiastical influence.
• His dark eyes, with the fine wrinkles about them, had a look of unspeakable remoteness, and at the same time an intensity that seemed to pierce me through and through.
• The potential for a tourist industry exists, but the remoteness of the location and a lack of adequate facilities hinder development.
• Behold, then, O my God, my loneliness among Thy servants and my remoteness from Thy friends and Thy chosen ones.
• Thy love, O my Lord, hath enriched me, and separation from Thee hath destroyed me, and remoteness from Thee hath consumed me.
• Novgorod was defended by its remoteness and its uninviting climate.
• Separation from Thee, O Thou Source of everlasting life, hath well nigh consumed me, and my remoteness from Thy presence hath burned away my soul.
• Even the stiff, unyielding furniture, in its fancy dress of satin brocade, soothed him by its remoteness when he passed it wrapped in thought.
• The broad distinction, therefore, between the two orders of knowledge, is not in their nature, but in their remoteness from perception.
• They conveyed a sense of immeasurable remoteness, of something gone and lost for ever.
• Now she looked so aloof, so far removed from all accustomed things, that the sense of her remoteness added gloom to his embarrassment.
• When I took Trenchard up to him I was so conscious of his remoteness that I was embarrassed and apologetic.
• Were it not for the appearance of His splendor, they would have remained in the darkness of imperfection and remoteness from God.
• Therefore, be not sorry on account of the remoteness, but rather engage in the commemoration of God and praise Him.
• He had a sort of idea that if he saw the magnificence that housed her, it would through her sheer remoteness kill the misery in him.
• Her years, her reserve, her remoteness had simply added romance to the peculiar friendship.
• With the growing remoteness of imminent danger came the reaction of all we had passed through, and deep down in our hearts we welcomed the idea of entering a village.
• Years of the intimate remoteness of a counter leave their mark upon a man.
• None of its features could be seen now, but the whole made itself felt as a vague stretch of remoteness.
• There certainly should be an ideal image of health and happiness in any trade, and its remoteness from the reality is not the only important question.
• One lost, indeed, all sense of remoteness, there was such a well-to-do, familiar air about the scene, and such a bustle of clean-looking people.
• The misty atmosphere helps you to fancy a remoteness that perhaps does not quite exist.
• The charm of the place, which consists in a great measure in its air of remoteness, is likely to be soon destroyed.
• But there are degrees of approximation to truth and of remoteness from it.
• A more important innovation was his substitution of proper motion for magnitude as a criterion of remoteness.
• The great difference lay in the Legislature, and was the result of different degrees of remoteness from the seat of power.
• The remoteness of the Western rulers under whose sceptre India had passed lent if anything an added mystery and majesty to the royalty they wielded.
• But I was more concerned with its remoteness from civilization than its beauty.

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