further
/ˈfɜrðər/
adjective
- More distant in space, time, or degree.
- No further information is available at this time.
- The further side of the mountain is covered in snow.
- We will discuss this at a further date.
- Additional; more.
- She requested further assistance from the manager.
- We need further evidence to solve the case.
- Do you have any further questions?
Synonyms
verb
- To help the progress or development of something; to promote.
- The scholarship helped further her education.
- The new policy aims to further economic growth.
- He took extra classes to further his career.
Antonyms
adverb
- At or to a greater distance in space or time.
- She moved further away from the loud music.
- We need to walk further to reach the lake.
- The store is further down the road, past the traffic light.
- To a greater degree or extent; more.
- I will explain further in the next chapter.
- The research was taken further by a new team of scientists.
- He didn't want to discuss the matter further.
- In addition; also (used to introduce a new point).
- Further, we should consider the cost of materials.
- Further, I would like to thank everyone who helped.
- The report states that sales are down. Further, it notes a decline in customer satisfaction.