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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a man far" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a man who is distant or far away, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "There was a man far from the crowd, observing quietly."
Alternatives: "a man distant" or "a man away".
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He was a man far ahead of his time.
This might be dismissed as the sour recollection of a man far removed from power.
That's why Labour MPs put up with a man far to the right of most of them.
When Judie looks at her husband now, she sees a man far different from the one she married.
At 60, Angus Young's removal of his school uniform reveals the body of a man far removed from his schooldays.
In 2013, he is revered in Spielberg's Lincoln as a great liberator and a man far ahead of his time.
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The team was glad to see that he had a good-looking face, but was surprised by his size: he was a heavyset man, far larger then Wiens.
(Mr. Kadhim sized me up as a married man far from home and concluded, "You don't need it here").
Falstaff's merry mixture of philosophy and bullshit is what makes him such a clubbable man, far better company than the dour Wittgenstein.
When Britain's industrial revolution spread to the continent after 1848, ambition and access to capital could take a young man far.
Yet one day when she was shopping with her mother and aunt, they spotted a black man far away on the other side of the department store.
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