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far cry Meaning
far cry (n)
distance estimated in terms of the audibility of a cry
a disappointing disparity
far cry Sentence Examples
- The two theories were a far cry from each other, making it difficult to find common ground.
- The restaurant's prices were a far cry from affordable, deterring many potential customers.
- The politician's promise of change was a far cry from reality, as nothing had improved since he took office.
- The movie was a far cry from the book it was based on, with many key elements altered or omitted.
- The student's test score was a far cry from satisfactory, leading to disappointment and concern.
- The company's financial situation was a far cry from stable, with mounting debts and dwindling profits.
- The athlete's performance was a far cry from his usual standards, leaving fans and pundits puzzled.
- The weather forecast was a far cry from accurate, as rain poured down instead of the predicted sunshine.
- The new chef's culinary creations were a far cry from traditional fare, showcasing innovative and bold flavors.
- The couple's relationship was a far cry from harmonious, marked by frequent arguments and disagreements.
FAQs About the word far cry
distance estimated in terms of the audibility of a cry, a disappointing disparity
long haul,mile,, infinity,country mile, afar
hair, step, stone's throw, inch, inch, step, hair, stone's throw,,
The two theories were a far cry from each other, making it difficult to find common ground.
The restaurant's prices were a far cry from affordable, deterring many potential customers.
The politician's promise of change was a far cry from reality, as nothing had improved since he took office.
The movie was a far cry from the book it was based on, with many key elements altered or omitted.
