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Traditional English :: further
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futher - adv., adj., & v. --adv. (also farther esp. with ref. to physical distance)
1 to or at a more advanced point in space or time (unsafe to proceed further).
2 at a greater distance (nothing was further from his thoughts).
3 to a greater extent, more (will enquire further).
4 in addition; furthermore (I may add further). --adj. (also farther)
1 more distant or advanced (on the further side).
2 more, additional, going beyond what exists or has been dealt with (threats of further punishment). --v.tr. promote, favour, help on (a scheme, undertaking, movement, or cause). further education Brit. education for persons above school age but usu. below degree level. further to formal following on from (esp. an earlier letter etc.). till further notice (or orders) to continue until explicitly changed. furtherer n. furthermost adj. [OE furthor (adv.), furthra (adj.), fyrthrian (v.), formed as FORTH, -ER(3)] |
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Related Words
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without
further
adieu
ado
don
t
look
any
confusion
ejaculate
farther
expenditure
vs
seems
forever
lyric
no
seek
thin
wearing
lucero
that
much
west
information
down
complicated
often
our
policy
study
plymouth
college
education
ahead
light
up
share
dividend
new
project
years
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Most Often Usage
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without further adieu
ado further without
don t look any further
further confusion
ejaculate farther
expenditure further
further farther
farther vs further
further seems forever
further seems forever lyric
further no seek
forever further lyric seems thin wearing
lucero lyric that much further west
for further information
further down
complicated further often
our further policy
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