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View definitions for far down

far down

adjective as in bottomless

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"With everything else going on in the world, we are quite far down the list."

From BBC

With the Dodgers adding stars such as Tyler Glasnow and Yoshinobu Yamamoto before 2024 and Blake Snell and Roki Sasaki this winter, Gonsolin has been pushed so far down the depth chart that he is battling Dustin May for the final rotation spot.

"That bubble we're in, it can be a little too far down the rabbit hole. Be grateful for the good and the bad, just deal with it."

From BBC

Kennedy has spent two decades diving so far down the conspiracy theory rabbit hole that he now sounds like he doubts even basic germ theory.

From Salon

“But we had already built out our story beforehand. We were pretty far down the line, so there was no way to adequately address it without upending everything we’d already done, which gave me a panic attack. Obviously things after Oct. 7 changed dramatically. But the larger point that we were trying to make, the issues that the show was dealing with, didn’t really change. It’s just the scale of it escalated to a horrific level.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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