Latitude
wěi
wu- Fictional Character
-ei
Bedroom -or- Living Room
纟 - Silk
韦 - A T-bird jacket from Grease

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Relator - Expressing Distance with 离
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Soren Korsbaek
My quick search yielded the following two options as for the meaning of the keyword (from googling the actual character I know no. 1 is correct). It might be worthwhile adding a bit of context:
1: the angular distance of a place north or south of the earth's equator, or of the equator of a celestial object, usually expressed in degrees and minutes.
"at a latitude of 51° N"
2.
scope for freedom of action or thought.
"journalists have considerable latitude in criticizing public figures"
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On an additional note I think I've reached the conclusion I think the best approach for me would have been to stop adding characters when the sentences haven't caught up. I think being able to connect the characters to words (and sentences if I can understand them) is important for the obscure ones.
(e.g. learning an obscure character you don't really get the keyword for isn't as much of an issue if you get a bit of a feel for it through the context of seeing the words it's used in)