Remoter is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REMOTER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a remote control device
ADJECTIVE:
• REMOTE, far off
• (of a place) situated far from the main centres of population; distant
• (of an electronic device) operating or operated at a distance by means of radio or infrared signals
• distant in time
• having very little connection with or relationship to
• distantly related
• (of a chance or possibility) unlikely to occur
• aloof and unfriendly in manner
• denoting a device which can only be accessed by means of a network.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• situated far away

Words related to REMOTER

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How to use REMOTER in a sentence

• But the mind is so constituted that it does not willingly rest in facts and immediate causes, but seeks always after a knowledge of the remoter links in the chain of causation.
• This island lies far in the lake, near its remoter extremity.
• But nearer calls never lessened her interest in remoter objects.
• He had taken enough wine to obscure remoter terrors, but not the image of Mr.
• As the mantel emerged from darkness again, two candles in the remoter end of the window were eclipsed.
• The stories, which we now find only in remoter authors, were, in his time, accessible and familiar.
• Excursions into books or into the remoter past have given occasion for the archaeological essays relegated here to the end of the volume.
• If one reads the tales, the romances, that have survived from their remoter periods, he finds few emotions higher than childish curiosity or mere animal rage and fear.
• It became remoter, assumed a questionable aspect, gave rise to discussions and doubts, and here and there to positive disbelief and open denial.
• Let not the greater and nearer evil be neglected in a prejudiced imagination of a lesser and remoter one.
• Always, even among the remoter fields, there was the muffled murmur of the sea on the sand and the tang of salt in the air.
• It dates remoter than God’s birth can reach, That had no birth but the world’s coming after.
• There were small parties of men concerned in the remoter fighting who advanced too far, and when night fell, lost touch with the main body.
• And the natives reported that large tribes of monkey folk immediately came into the community from remoter regions and were distinctly on the war path.
• Then gaps broke up the continuity, but, even so, the view beyond to her left was cut off by remoter growths.
• Before the dawning we had heard from all save the remoter settlements.
• Having revelled for a few pleasant weeks in memories of a remoter past, the reaction had projected his thoughts forward into the future.
• The greater part of the admirers of solitude, as of all other classes of mankind, have no higher or remoter view, than the present gratification of their passions.
• You will fancy you have changed your habitation to a planet remoter from the sun.
• On a pedestal at the remoter end, and more brilliantly lit than any other object, was a gigantic white figure of Atlas, strong and strenuous, the globe upon his bowed shoulders.
• Across the picture, and halfway as it seemed between him and the remoter view, a stout cable of twisted white wire stretched vertically.
• Pride, vanity, and profusion contributed often, in their remoter consequences, to the happiness of mankind.
• Certain events indicate the remoter causes of the Norman Conquest.
• Nothing was to be seen, nothing heard but the distant gurgle and click of water in some remoter depth.
• The wide lawn, the sweet flowers closed to the night, the remoter parts where the trees were thick, all stood cold and still in the white moonlight.
• In remoter days Huns had swept through these passes, coming from Asian deserts to the pillage of Europe.
• Afterwards comes the remoter light which they cast on one another.

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