Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. A deep-laid stratagem.
- To bring from far; draw as a conclusion remote from or not justified by the premises.
Examples
“This is not far-fetch for me anymore as it would have being a few years back.”
“There was a sweet story, that wasn't in your face with a moral; and there's funny backup characters (mainly Rhino but Mittens is also funny) The ending is a little far-fetch, but that's the only down side.”
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“But knowing what we know about Michael ` s ever-changing inner circle, does that sound all that far-fetch to you?”
“And yet, the opposition is pushing the far-fetch fact that she cheated.”
“I am not a particular fan of Filipino movies because majority of them are very mushy, far-fetch and overly emotional but this one is some kind of different.”
“Sen. Pimentel's statement was irresponsible, illogical, pathetic and far-fetch.”
“Even so, the idea that the Bears would get back to the playoffs for the first time since the 2006 team's Super Bowl run seemed far-fetch when they stumbled into their bye at 4-3 after a 3-0 start.”
“But to say that the economy is out of the woods, is according to me, a far-fetch conclusion ... there are signs of an economic recovery but it is still a slow-paced resurgence.”
“NO ISSUE, NO ARGUMENT, NO CONSIDERATION would led me to EVEN CONSIDER the slight, remote, far-fetch possibility that there COULD EVER BEEN (or come to exist) A DIVININTY CREATING,”
“There’ll be another baby check-up next Wednesday and at 36 weeks (next week) I hope it’s not too far-fetch to ask for an early break from work.”
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