outback
/ˈaʊtbeɪk/Definitions
1. noun
A sparsely populated, remote area of land in Australia, often considered to be a rural or wilderness region.
“After living in the city for years, they decided to move to the outback and start a farm.”
2. adverb
Used to describe something as being located in, or characteristic of, the remote rural areas of Australia.
“He’s an adventurer who loves exploring the outback in his 4x4 vehicle.”