remoter
Further away still
Remoter is the comparative form of remote, meaning more distant or isolated: The remoter villages had no electricity.
While "more remote" is common, remoter appears in careful writing, especially British English: Each step took us to remoter corners of the wilderness.
At great distance
- far-offAt great distance
- outlyingDistant from center
- secludedSet apart, private
- inaccessibleCannot be reached
far-flung · isolated · wilderness · unreachable · backcountry · hinterland · outback · frontier
Cannot be reached
- cut-offSeparated or terminated
- disconnectedSeparated from a source
- off-gridWithout utility connections
- unconnectedNot joined or linked
roadless · trailless · pathless · impassable · uncharted · unexplored · untraveled · godforsaken
Not apt to happen
- improbableNot likely true
- doubtfulUncertain of truth
- slimThin or meager
- faintWeak and indistinct
slight · distant · outside · far-fetched · negligible · marginal · tenuous · diminished
faraway
At great distance
inaccessible · far-flung · isolated · wilderness · unreachable · backcountry · hinterland · outback · frontier · periphery
inaccessible
Cannot be reached
- cut-offSeparated or terminated
- disconnectedSeparated from a source
- off-gridWithout utility connections
unconnected · roadless · trailless · pathless · impassable · uncharted · unexplored · untraveled · godforsaken · out-of-the-way
unlikely
Not apt to happen
- improbableNot likely true
- doubtfulUncertain of truth
- slimThin or meager
faint · slight · distant · outside · far-fetched · negligible · marginal · tenuous · diminished · lessened
- remote controlWireless device operator
- remote workEmployment from afar
- tv remote
- remote learningEducation conducted from separate locations
- remote islandIsolated land surrounded by sea
- universal remoteDevice operating multiple electronics
remote, remotely, remotes, remoteness, remotest, remote control, remote sensing, remote location, remote access