farfetch Antonyms
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Meaning of farfetch
Webster
farfetch (v. t.)
To bring from far; to seek out studiously.
Webster
farfetch (n.)
Anything brought from far, or brought about with studious care; a deep strategem.
farfetch Sentence Examples
- The idea of a flying car is often considered farfetched, but it may one day become a reality.
- Some conspiracy theories can be so farfetched that they are difficult to take seriously.
- The plot of the movie was so farfetched that many viewers found it difficult to believe.
- The rumors about the princess's secret lover were so farfetched that no one really believed them.
- The scientist's theory about the existence of extraterrestrial life was considered farfetched by some, but others found it intriguing.
- The author's story about a talking dog was considered farfetched by some readers, but others found it entertaining.
- The politician's promises were so farfetched that many voters found them difficult to believe.
- The lawyer's case was so farfetched that the judge had difficulty taking it seriously.
- The detective's theory about the crime was so farfetched that even his own colleagues doubted it.
- The entrepreneur's idea for a new product was so farfetched that many investors were hesitant to support it.
FAQs About the word farfetch
To bring from far; to seek out studiously., Anything brought from far, or brought about with studious care; a deep strategem.
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The idea of a flying car is often considered farfetched, but it may one day become a reality.
Some conspiracy theories can be so farfetched that they are difficult to take seriously.
The plot of the movie was so farfetched that many viewers found it difficult to believe.
The rumors about the princess's secret lover were so farfetched that no one really believed them.
