further
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1.1
- adverb
- /ˈfɜrðər/
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- The next destination for NASA thinking further out is Mars.
- go further
- further down the road
- pull back further
The next destination for NASA thinking further out is Mars.
- The next destination for NASA thinking further out is Mars.
- Wait a second, further South than South America?
- I see my bulging face pressing further into the mysteries.
- What do you think's further east?
- While my friends look no further, today's video is for you.
- And when they swing out further away, the clocks speed up.
- No, it doesn't if you get further away, does it?
- The stars are astonishingly further away than the planets.
- Then she goes down further and she says we aren't through yet.
- We we stand taller and we see further than other nations.
- And I can't think of the further South I went.
- It didn't move any further up the coast or across the country.
- Also, things don't any less have happened the further in time you get from them.
Examples
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We're going to put this one about a foot further just like that.
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Wait a second, further South than South America?
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And then this can get further reduced to water.
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What do you think's further east?
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And that puts it further out, right.
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And also if you go a little further down, there's another woman.
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I mean, they're just further along on their journey than you are.
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WHY DON'T YOU LOOK AT THE MAP AND SEE HOW MUCH FURTHER WE HAVE TO GO?
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I CAN'T GO ANY FURTHER.
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We need to discuss the project further during our next meeting.
Synonyms
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1.0
At a greater distance or degree than before
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Etymology
Further comes from the idea of going far, like moving 'farther' along a road. So if you go further down the path, you are going a greater distance in space or time.