- at the back of beyond
- in a place which is far away from other towns and difficult to get to.
He lives in some tiny, remote village in the back of beyond.
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the back of beyond — a place that is far away from any towns or cities He comes from some little town in the back of beyond … English dictionary
in the back of beyond — in a place which is far away from other towns and difficult to get to. He lives in some tiny, remote village in the back of beyond … New idioms dictionary
the back of beyond — a very remote or inaccessible place. → back … English new terms dictionary
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back of beyond — Colloquial –noun 1. a remote, inaccessible place. 2. the far outback: *Thinks she s comin to the back o beyond, does Mely! –henry handel richardson, 1917. –adverb 3. in the outback. 4. to the outback. Also, back o beyond …
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back of beyond — noun A very remote place. and you, wi’ some o’ your auld warld stories, that the mind o’ man canna resist, whirl’d them to the back o’ beyont to look at the auld Roman camp Syn: beyond the black stump … Wiktionary
