far from the madding crowd

The phrase "far from the madding crowd" is a literary expression derived from Thomas Hardy's novel titled "Far from the Madding Crowd," published in 1874. It refers to being distant or removed from the chaotic, noisy, and bustling society. It suggests a desire for solitude, tranquility, and a peaceful environment away from the distractions, pressures, and influence of the general population.


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