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furtheradjective resulting in an increase in amount or numberI think further research is needed before we can say whether that treatment is safe or not added, additional, another, else, farther, fresh, more, other accessory, adjunct, collateral, extraneous, peripheral, side, supplemental, supplementarynewexcess, extra, plus, spare, supernumerary, supervenient, surpluscomplementary, contributory fewer, less at or to a greater distance or more advanced pointgo further along this road and you'll see the sign for the highway beyond, farther, yon, yonder in addition to what has been saidI'll say nothing further at this time additionally, again, also, besides, either, furthermore, likewise, more, moreover, then, too, withal, yet as well, for good measure, in addition to, into the bargain(also in the bargain), on top of, to boot, what's more to help the growth or development ofshe worked hard to further her operatic career advance, cultivate, encourage, forward, foster, incubate, nourish, nurse, nurture, promote advocate, back, champion, endorse(also indorse), support, upholdendow, finance, fund, patronize, stake, subsidize, underwriteabet, aid, assistadvertise, boost, plug, publicize, toutagitate (for), campaign (for), work (for) discourage, frustrate, hinder, inhibit ban, bar, enjoin, forbid, interdict, outlaw, prevent, prohibit, proscribebattle, combat, contend (with), counter, fight, opposerepress, snuff (out), squash, squelch, stifle, subdue, suppressarrest, check, halt, retardencumber, fetter, hobble, impede, interfere (with), manacle, obstruct, shackle v.advance, promote, forward, further mean to help (someone or something) to move ahead.advance stresses effective assisting in hastening a process or bringing about a desired end.advance the cause of peace promote suggests an encouraging or fostering and may denote an increase in status or rank.a campaign to promote better health forward implies an impetus forcing something ahead.a wage increase would forward productivity further suggests a removing of obstacles in the way of a desired advance.used the marriage to further his career before the 12th century |