yonder as an adjective: - 1
as a adverb: - 1
yonder
adjective
1 yonder
Distant but within sight (`yon' is dialectal):
— Yonder valley.
— The hills yonder.
synonym: yon.
Roget 79:
special,
particular,
individual,
specific,
proper,
personal,
original,
private,
respective,
definite,
determinate,
especial,
certain,
esoteric,
endemic,
partial,
party,
peculiar,
appropriate,
several,
characteristic,
diagnostic,
exclusive;
singular
etc.
(exceptional)
83;
idiomatic;
idiotypical;
typical.
this,
that;
yon,
yonder.
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Roget 196:
distant;
far off,
far away;
remote,
telescopic,
distal,
wide of;
stretching to
etc.
v.;
yon,
yonder;
ulterior;
transmarine†,
transpontine†,
transatlantic,
transalpine;
tramontane;
ultramontane,
ultramundane†;
hyperborean,
antipodean;
inaccessible,
out of the way;
unapproached†,
unapproachable;
incontiguous†.
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adverb
1 yonder
At or in an indicated (usually distant) place (`yon' is archaic and dialectal):
— The house yonder.
synonym: yon.
Roget 196:
far off,
far away;
afar,
afar off;
off;
away;
a long way off,
a great way off,
a good way off;
wide away,
aloof;
wide of,
clear of;
out of the way,
out of reach;
abroad,
yonder,
farther,
further,
beyond;
outre mer [Fr.],
over the border,
far and wide,
over the hills and far away"
[Gay];
from pole to pole
etc.
(over great space)
180;
to the uttermost parts,
to the ends of the earth;
out of hearing,
nobody knows where,
a perte de vue [Fr.],
out of the sphere of,
wide of the mark;
a far cry to.
apart,
asunder;
wide apart,
wide asunder;
longo intervallo [It];
at arm's length.
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