Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
near-and-far
idiom
ˈnɪr ənd fɑr
Definition
An idiomatic expression used to refer to all places or from all points of view, emphasizing both proximity and distance.
Examples
- People came from near-and-far to witness the spectacular concert.
- His fame spread near-and-far, drawing crowds from all around.
- We must consider the opinions of our customers near-and-far before making decisions.
Meaning
The term ‘near-and-far’ signifies something that applies in every context, encompassing all areas regardless of how close or distant they may be.
Synonyms
- from everywhere
- far and wide
- all around
