Distant, outlying, situated on the outer border, or at a distance (from a central point). In early use spec.: †foreign (obsolete). Now only as in out-…

Of a physical or spiritual place: that cannot be reached, entered, or accessed; that cannot be scaled or penetrated; that does not give access to…

= out-of-the-way, adj.

Turned out of the way; remote.

= inaccessible, adj.

That cannot be reached.

Lying out of the way; off the high or main road; remote, distant, retired, sequestered.

Of places: Out-of-the-way, inaccessible, remote. Obsolete. rare.

Beyond the reach of touch.

Situated at a distance from the centre of an area; remote, out-of-the-way; (also) living at a distance from a centre of population.

sometimes with the inferred sense of ‘distant, outlying, remote,’ as in back country, n., back settlement. Also back area: a region behind a field…

Remote; uncouth; wild; undesirable.

Far from a main road or centre of population; remote, unfrequented, secluded.

Out-of-the-way, remote; far removed from civilization. Now usually derogatory.

Of a locality: Remote from the centre; out of the way. Obsolete.

Of or belonging to the external or outside world; of or belonging to a place remote from the ordinary world; (Science Fiction) from or belonging to…

Outside, out-of-doors; outlying. out-by farm n. a moorland farm. out-by worker n. a person employed in fieldwork on a farm.

Australian. Situated, living, or originating beyond or outside a settled area; remote from a centre of population.

Lying some way off, at a distance, or out of the way; remote; situated or placed some distance from or separately from the central or main part.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1b.)

Remote, distant.

Remote in space; inaccessible.