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Discover LudwigThe phrase "faraway friend" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a friend who is physically distant or separated from you. Here is an example: "I miss my faraway friend, who moved to another country last year. We used to spend every weekend together, but now we have to rely on video chats to stay connected."
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I've attempted cake baking, a Skype with a faraway friend, some light DIY and online learning.
Call it Oculus and chill: The Go lets you curl up and watch TV virtually along with a faraway friend.
If you make a default plan to call your faraway friend at 3pm every Sunday, you'll co-opt inertia to your cause: the lazy option will be to stick to the plan.
After working with my clients in some of their most emotional times, my relationships to them have crossed over into a strange, faraway friend zone: I care about them, and I want them to succeed in their relationships and business dealings.
The next time you're feeling really grateful about a friendship, or just when you want to say hello to a faraway friend just because, call a florist in your friend's area and order a bouquet of flowers that you know will light up your friend's day.
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Other people are reconnecting with family or faraway friends.
I saw that my faraway friends had made daily lives that didn't include me.
No matter where I am, I know where faraway friends are, too.
The children then started writing letters to faraway friends and relatives.
Our iPhones connect us to faraway friends and family, yet we spend increasing amounts of time alone with them, seduced by machines that can never really fulfil us.
The faraway friends (Robinson in his hometown of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and Madeon in Nantes, France), hit it off, albeit digitally, and began sending tracks back and forth.
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