Prepositions - Far From

1. Far (away) from indicates a great distance between places or people.
Their office isn 't far (away) from here.
His sister moved far from home a long time ago.

2. Far from (adverb) can mean not.

Pattern: far from + adjective
His wife is far from perfect.

Adjectives often used with this pattern:
ideal, perfect, wonderful

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