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1. • Very distant or remote

     • off the map (of a place) very distant or remote. Compare with off the beaten track (at beaten).
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   What does off the MAP Mean?

   • From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English off the map informal a long way from any large town It’s a small place in Nebraska. Right off the map. → map Examples from the Corpus off the map • Eleven years ago, highway officials voted, in essence, to take Route 66 off the map.

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   What does slipping off the MAP Mean?

   • • We're slipping off the map. • We had quite literally walked off the map. • But after only one spoonful, I could tell this stuff was off the map. off the map meaning, definition, what is off the map: a long way from any large town: Learn more.

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   What is the meaning of distant?

   • In a distant, remote, or obscure state or location. The cabin is a bit off the map, but the scenery around it is beautiful. I liked the show, but it must have fallen off the map after its first season, because no one talks about it anymore. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. © 2022 Farlex, Inc, all rights reserved. (of a place) very distant or remote.

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   Why are some parents going off the map?

   • Some parents, meanwhile, have been going off the map by necessity. Rather than include all of the network, with the disclaimer some parts weren't up to scratch, the bad bits were simply left off the map. In the new series, boundary changes may wipe it off the map. In this wrenching elegy, places are scrubbed off the map.

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   Is Snooker falling off the map?

   • Another contemporary has dropped off the map. It wiped ten villages off the map on some remote western islands. Snooker's biggest draw says that the sport is in danger of 'falling off the map'. Read about the team of authors behind Collins Dictionaries.

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   What is the meaning of end of a street?

   • Meaning: A term often used in London to refer to a particular area or neighborhood. Origin: Simply short for “end of the street” or a specific locality. Usage: “Which ends are you from?” Meaning: Short for “here” in phrases like “What’s going on here?” Origin: Colloquial abbreviation. Usage: “Oi, what’s going on ere?”

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   No longer important or in existence (esp in the phrase wipe off the map).... Click for English pronunciations, examples sentences, video.

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   off the map. In a distant, remote, or obscure state or location. The cabin is a bit off the map, but the scenery around it is beautiful. I liked the show, but it must have fallen off the map after its first season, because no one talks about it anymore. See also: map, off.

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   Aug 9, 2023 · Meaning: A phrase used to indicate a precise location, especially on a map or diagram. Origin : Often linked with pirate tales where X would mark the location of hidden treasure on a map. Usage : “You’ll find the building right here, X-marks-the-spot.”

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    off the map meaning, definition, what is off the map: a long way from any large town: Learn more.