Far West

noun

1. the area of the U.S. west of the Great Plains.

Far West

1. A term often applied to the states between the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Ocean .

Other Words From

• Far Western adjective

Example Sentences

In the Great Lakes, Mid-Atlantic, Plains, and Far West, secession sympathizers top out at 22 percent of the population.

From The Daily Beast

“It was a hurricane coming at me from the far west,” Williams says with a distant look in her eyes, discussing that feeling.

From The Daily Beast

The New York Auto Show takes over the Javitz Center on the far west side of Manhattan for the next several days.

From The Daily Beast

Republican House members from the East and the Far West strongly backed the Senate resolution.

From The Daily Beast

They starred it in the far West mostly, until her health and mind gave way, and she went raving mad on the stage, I believe.

From Project Gutenberg

All sections of the Virginia colony approved them, even sections as far west as the area now occupied by the State of Kentucky.

From Project Gutenberg

This volume contains two novels dealing with the life of prairie people in the town of Askatoon in the far West.

From Project Gutenberg

So far, therefore, from the far West being at the mercy of the East in this matter, the former has the advantage.

From Project Gutenberg

By Tuesday evening the flames had licked up everything as far west as the Temple.

From Project Gutenberg