remote

[rɪˈməʊt]

remote Definition

• 1. far away in distance or time
• 2. distant in relationship or connection
• 3. operated from a distance, especially by electronic means

Using remote: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "remote" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The village is remote and difficult to get to.

• Example

  He has remote relatives living in Australia.

• Example

  The TV can be controlled with a remote.

• Example

  Remote learning has become more common due to the pandemic.

• Example

  The company has implemented remote work policies for its employees.

remote Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for remote

• faraway
• distant
• outlying
• isolated
• far-off

Antonyms for remote

• close
• near
• adjacent

Phrases with remote

• remote possibility

  a very small chance of something happening

  Example

  There is a remote possibility that we will finish the project on time.

• remote control

  a device used to operate electronic equipment from a distance

  Example

  I lost the remote control for the TV.

• remote access

  the ability to access a computer or network from a remote location

  Example

  The IT department granted me remote access to the company's server.

Origins of remote

from Latin 'remotus', meaning 'removed'

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Summary: remote in Brief

The term 'remote' [rɪˈməʊt] refers to something far away in distance or time, or distant in relationship or connection. It can also refer to something operated from a distance, such as remote learning or remote work. Examples include 'The village is remote and difficult to get to,' and 'The TV can be controlled with a remote.' Phrases include 'remote possibility,' 'remote control,' and 'remote access.'