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Out of reach   /aʊt əv ritʃ/   Listen
Out of reach

adjective
1.
Inaccessibly located or situated.  Synonyms: unapproachable, unreachable, unreached.  "An unreachable canyon" , "The unreachable stars"






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"Out of reach" Quotes from Famous Books



... mind plainly, Mistress Marian, I think it is high time my cousin got further out of reach of your fascination. You and he have been too much together of late; and if I mistake not Master Athelstane would not object to prolong his captivity for ever ...
— Athelstane Ford • Allen Upward

... about two weeks, Kershaw's Brigade was relieved by a part of Hoke's Division and retired to some vacant lots in the city in good supporting distance of the front line. We were not out of reach of the shells by any means; they kept up a continual screaming overhead, bursting in the city. The soldiers got passes to visit the town on little shopping excursions, notwithstanding the continual bursting of the shells in the ...
— History of Kershaw's Brigade • D. Augustus Dickert

... midst of circumstances so widely different as those which must surround it in America. And yet even here, where the best work of his preachers was to be done among populations not only churchless, but out of reach of church or ministry of whatever name, in those Southern States in which nine tenths of his penitents and converts were gained, his preachers were warned against the sacrilege of ministering to the craving converts the Christian ordinances ...
— A History of American Christianity • Leonard Woolsey Bacon

... come and go, Like rufflings of the sea; The deeper depth is out of reach To all, my ...
— Letters to His Friends • Forbes Robinson

... bird will leave the apparent security of the treetops to place its nest in the way of the many dangers that walk and crawl upon the ground. There, far up out of reach, sings the bird; here, not three feet from the ground, are its eggs or helpless young. The truth is, birds are the greatest enemies of birds, and it is with reference to this fact that many ...
— Wake-Robin • John Burroughs


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