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• r  from or at a distance
  dimly, distantly, voices sounded in the stillness

• In fact, on its face, the Church of England's crisis is only distantly related to the global or American scene.
• A California businessman, Davey Crockett (distantly related to the frontiersman, he says), took the pair to China in 1999 to set up a wallboard exporting business.
• A pity, says Ley, to believe that the unicorn is only an ugly rhinoceros, dimly and distantly seen.

News & Articles

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• Larry Hayer’s hobby: helping families research their histories.
  KANNAPOLIS — Lots of people don’t think too much about their ancestry — who their relatives were, where they came from, or to whom they might be distantly related.
  June 17, 2013 - The Salisbury Post

Quotes

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• Kent Conrad in Reuters
  While he doubted the additional money would lure loyalists in bin Laden's "inner circle," Conrad said it might attract those "more distantly connected" to bin Laden, who is thought to be in a region along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.
• Merlin Tuttle in WTOP
  Any time you start having mass dieoffs of animals as distantly related as bees and bats, it's time to sit up and take notice,says Tuttle.
• Kari Stefansson in dBTechno
  Lead author of the study, Kari Stefansson stated "Our assumption was that the more distantly related, the more children a couple would have. But nature has its ways of surprising us."