Examples of 'afield' in a sentence
Meaning of "afield"
Afield (adverb): describes going off, especially into the countryside or away from the usual and familiar places. The researchers went afield to study the rare species of birds in the forest
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- Away (from the home or starting point, physical or conceptual); usually preceded by far (or farther, further).
- On the field.
- Out in the open.
How to use "afield" in a sentence
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Further afield impacts are predicted to be not significant.
No matter how far afield you traveled.
We even sent videotapes of lectures farther afield.
I will be afield before you are unp.
I am a little disturbed at how far afield you are going.
Anything further afield is just dangerous territory.
You are straying pretty far afield here.
So far afield it echoes in another world.
I think we have gotten a little far afield.
But look further afield than that.
You have been looking too far afield.
We live far afield of all conspiracies.
Birdwatching brings visitors from far afield.
I am giving you afield commission as a colonel.
The media would have afield day.
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This is far afield of their usual sphere of influence.
My lawyers are going to have afield day with this.
They are also actively planning to strike further afield.
It has to roam further afield in order to find a partner.
You could try looking farther afield.
Consider looking further afield or doing a property up.
But we have also looked further afield.
You sure travel far afield to save souls.
I am allowing myself to be drawn too far afield.
I think we are getting far afield of the case at hand.
Very few ever bothered to go further afield.
Events far afield influenced the lives of people everywhere.
However we can travel further afield on request.
Go afield with girlfriend there.
Details would lead us too far afield.
We look farther and farther afield in previously unspoilt territory.
But this is carrying us too far afield.
This might seem far afield from our canyons.
My travels have taken even further afield.
Afield in a search for theatrical.
Visitors should be medically fit before going afield.
But everyday afield is uniquely fabulous in its own ways.
And those watching much further afield.
This is so far afield that it is difficult to know where to begin.
The better option might be further afield.
Have to look a little further afield for our opportunities.
There are additional options if you are further afield.
There are a lot of changes afield in education.
The limits of art are constantly pushed further afield.
I think he goes farther afield for his day job.
I think this is getting pretty far afield.
If you do want to explore further afield then a car is essential.
Pack a picnic to enjoy in the yard or further afield.
Both sides have gone rather far afield of the individual.
I do not think we will have to go that far afield.
