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far-fetched
[ fahr-fecht ]
adjective
- improbable; not naturally pertinent; being only remotely connected; forced; strained:
He brought in a far-fetched example in an effort to prove his point.
far-fetched
adjective
- improbable in nature; unlikely
Other Word Forms
- ڲ-ڱٳn ڲfٳn noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of far-fetched1
Example Sentences
Headlines about the late pontiff’s deteriorating health had been making the rounds, and anyway, given the criteria for the position, a papal passing is never too far-fetched.
Still, it isn’t far-fetched to say that a real sophisticated Samantha bot is in the imminent future.
And while space-based data centres may sound far-fetched, it's an idea that's really starting to take off.
The idea of a global takedown may seem a little far-fetched to some, and the world is more at risk from fishing trawlers dropping anchor, but then again we didn’t anticipate airliners flying into skyscrapers back in the early part of the century.
Of course, the mammoth cost of releasing Pochettino from his current deal lends itself to a singular focus, with the notion of any club - particularly one with a chairman as financially astute as Daniel Levy - parting with such a sizeable sum as being far-fetched.
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