Afar (adverb)

At or to a great distance; far away.

Origin:

From middle english afarre, from old english æferran ("further off, more remote"), equivalent to a- + far.

Examples:

1. I could see the ship afar off on the horizon.
2. The city is situated afar in the mountains.
3. He was standing afar and watching the game.
4. She could see the lights of the city afar.
5. The plane was flying afar in the sky.