CEFR B1

remoter

adjective

Meaning

Further away in distance or time.

Examples

The hikers found themselves in a remoter part of the forest than they had planned.
Scientists are studying the remoter consequences of climate change on coastal ecosystems.

Synonyms: further, more distant, outlying, secluded, inaccessible

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remoter (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /rɪˈməʊtər/

Definition

Further away in distance or time.

Examples

The hikers found themselves in a remoter part of the forest than they had planned.
Scientists are studying the remoter consequences of climate change on coastal ecosystems.
He preferred the remoter villages to the bustling city centers.

How to Use remoter

remoter than (collocation): Used to compare the distance or time of one thing to another. — "This town is remoter than it looks on the map."
remoter part of (collocation): Referring to a section that is furthest away within a larger area. — "They explored the remoter part of the jungle, finding unique flora."

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