Remote

Having a position far from the main centers of population or activity; distant in space or time. Also, relating to or denoting a device or system that controls something from a distance, typically using electrical or radio signals. Furthermore, it can describe something slight or faint, not easily perceived or understood, or someone reserved or aloof. Finally, remote can signify being distantly connected, not directly related.

Remote meaning with examples

• The cabin was located in a remote wilderness area, accessible only by a long, winding dirt track, providing absolute tranquility away from civilization. This allowed them to relax and enjoy the peace of the remote nature around them.
• She used the remote control to change the television channel and adjust the volume. She was happy for the convenience this remote allowed her, and never had to move from her couch!
• The faint glow from the distant stars was a remote reminder of our place in the vast universe. They reminded him of how small he truly was and how insignificant his problems were in reality.
• Her remote demeanor and shy personality made it difficult to build a close friendship. It appeared that she never intended to show affection to others because of it.
• A remote possibility exists that the funding will be approved, although the chances are slim. We hope that it's possible so that we can all work together on this amazing idea, but it seems bleak.