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back of beyond
back of beyond
Extremely remote. For example, John's about to move to some tiny island, truly back of beyond. This term, used as a humorous exaggeration, relies on the meaning of beyond (or the beyond) as "a distant place, beyond human experience." [Early 1800s]
back of beyond
A place that is remote or unsophisticated.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Sol | | [sɔl] | |
Parminder | | - | Indian (Sikh) |
SÁRa | | SAH:-rah (Czech) | Hungarian, Czech, Slovak |
Olwen | | - | Welsh |
Nicole | | nee-KOL (French), ni-KOL (English) | French, English, Dutch, German |
Mesut | | - | Turkish |