afield
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fild
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Definition & Meaning of "afield"in English

afield
01

at or from a place far away 

Grammatical Information
Examples
Visitors came from as far afield as Australia to attend the festival. 
1.1

out in the countryside or natural environment, especially for battle, hunting, or work 

Examples
After a long day afield, the hunters returned with their catch. 
1.2

away from one's usual place of residence 

Examples
He spent several years afield, working in different countries. 
02

away from the main subject or relevant topic 

Examples
His comments took the discussion afield from the original agenda. 
2.1

outside the scope of one's familiarity or understanding 

Examples
The theory was afield from anything the students had studied before. 
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