Definition of Far and near

1. Adverb. Over great areas or distances; everywhere. "Searched for the child far and near"

Exact synonyms: Far And Wide

Lexicographical Neighbors of Far And Near

faquir
faquirs
far-and-near suture
far-famed
far-fetched
far-field
far-flung
far-off
far-out
far-reaching
far-right
far-sighted
far Western analysis
far and away
far and near (current term)
far and wide
far away
far be it
far cry
far east
far fetched
far from
far gone
far left
far off
far out
far point
far point of convergence
far point of eye

Literary usage of Far and near

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. A General Collection of the Best and Most Interesting Voyages and Travels in by John Pinkerton (1814)
"... the poorer natives, far and near, are obliged to undergo expurgation by drinking a liquor which is called in Dar-Fûr kilingi, or fume-thing ..."

2. Divine Hymns: Or Spiritual Songs; for the Use of Religious Assemblies and by Samuel Sleeper (1803)
"... Tbit ill may hear> D°'l> far and near, The high, ihe low, the poor alfo, To come before the Judge. f The {beep (hill liand at his right band, ..."

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