further
fur
ˈfɜr
fēr
ther
ðɜr
dhēr
British pronunciation
/fˈɜːðɐ/

Definition & Meaning of "further"in English

to further
01

to advance the progress or growth of something

Transitive: to further progress of something
to further definition and meaning
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The scholarship was established to further the education of underprivileged students.
Attending the workshop will further your understanding of the subject.
further
01

at or to a more advanced point or stage

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To complete the project, we need to push further into the research phase.
Her understanding of the subject grew further after taking the advanced course.
02

used to introduce additional information or details beyond what has already been mentioned

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Further, we need to consider the long-term impacts of the new policy.
The report outlines the current issues and, further, suggests potential solutions.
03

beyond a certain point in space, indicating a greater distance from the starting location

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The trail continues further into the woods, leading to a secluded clearing.
The new building is situated further away from the main campus than the older structures.
further
01

extending or progressing beyond a current point to a greater extent

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They needed further clarification on the project requirements.
The further information provided by the witness helped solve the case.
02

more remote or at a greater distance from a particular point

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The further regions of the island are less explored and more rugged.
The further fields were harder to reach due to the rough terrain.
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