Further

/ˈfɜːrðər/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To help the progress of; promote.

Her new research will further our understanding of the topic.

adjective

More distant in space than something else of the same kind.

He lives further down the road.

More advanced or developed; additional.

We need to discuss this matter in further detail.

adverb

To a greater distance; also used to indicate an additional degree or extent.

She moved further away from the noise of the traffic.

Also; in addition; besides.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask.

Middle English, from Old English 'forð', meaning 'forth, forward'.

further notice

Waiting for additional information or updates.

furthering one's career

Taking actions that help advance a career.

further down the road

At a later time or stage.

further than that

In addition to what has already been mentioned.

further action

Additional steps that need to be taken.

furthermore

Used to introduce an additional item or point.

furthest

The most distant in space or time.

To push things along.

Let's further this project, people!

Make something go further (e.g., resources).

I need to figure out how to further the budget.