Far away, distant; (also) going or extending to a distant place, far-reaching. Obsolete. rare.

Remote. in space; chiefly of countries or places; occasionally of persons, etc. the far east, north, west, south: the extreme eastern, etc. parts of…

Distant, far, remote.

Distant, remote.

Distance in space; only in on dreich: at or to a distance; away, off. Cf. adreigh, adv. Obsolete.

That is yonder; usually, and in later literary use always, implying that the thing spoken of is at some distance but within sight: cf. yon, adj. 1.

Situated a considerable distance away; distant, far off. Chiefly with of or from: situated at a specified distance from. Obsolete.

Distant, remote. Obsolete. rare.

Distant.

Of a country, region, etc.: situated at a great distance; far away; (of a person or a people) inhabiting a far away country (now rare).

Situated or occurring far away from the person or people concerned; far removed, remote.

Remote, distant; removed.

Exemplified in past participle disˈloigned adj. removed to a distance; distant, remote, far off.

distant, remote.

Situated apart; distant, remote.

Far distant, remote. In space.

Situated at or sent from a distance. Obsolete. rare.

Distant, remote, far off.

Distant, remote. rare after early 18th cent.

figurative. Far-reaching, distant; transferred in U.S.: Eastern.

at a great distance.

Situated at a great distance; remote. in space.

at a great distance (from).

Distant.