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aadvaanced, addvancedd, advamced, advancced, advance, advanceed, advanked, advannced, advvanced, dvanced

Advanced — synonyms, advanced antonyms, definition

1. advanced (a)

42 synonyms
affirmed aged ancient backed beforehand broad-minded complex contemporary corroborated early elderly excellent exceptional generous honourable in advance involved late liberal lofty • • •

2. advanced (Adjective)

5 synonyms
advance forward-looking forward-thinking innovative ripe
8 definitions

advanced (Adjective) — Farther along in physical or mental development. ex. "the child's skeletal age was classified as 'advanced'" ex. "children in the advanced classes in elementary school read far above grade average"

advanced (Adjective) — Comparatively late in a course of development. ex. "the illness had reached an advanced stage" ex. "an advanced state of exhaustion"

advanced (Adjective) — Ahead of the times. ex. "the advanced teaching methods" ex. "had advanced views on the subject"

advanced (Adjective) — At a higher level in training, knowledge or skill. ex. "an advanced degree" ex. "an advanced text in physics" ex. "special seminars for small groups of advanced students at the University"

advanced (Adjective) — Ahead in development; complex or intricate. ex. "advanced technology"

advanced (Adjective) — Far along in time. ex. "a man of advanced age" ex. "advanced in years"

advanced (Adjective) — (of societies) highly developed especially in technology or industry. ex. "advanced societies" ex. "an advanced country technologically"

advanced (Adjective) — Situated ahead or going before. ex. "at that time the most advanced outpost was still east of the Rockies"

3. advanced (Verb)

28 synonyms
boosted brought forward came along came on elevated encouraged furthered gained gained ground got ahead got along got on kicked upstairs made headway marched on moved on passed on progressed promoted pulled ahead • • •
2 antonyms
backed receded
12 definitions

advanced (Verb) — Move forward, also in the metaphorical sense. ex. "Time advances"

advanced (Verb) — Bring forward for consideration or acceptance. ex. "advance an argument"

advanced (Verb) — Increase or raise. ex. "advance the voltage in an electrical circuit"

advanced (Verb) — Contribute to the progress or growth of. ex. "I am advancing the use of computers in the classroom"

advanced (Verb) — Cause to move forward.

advanced (Verb) — Obtain advantages, such as points, etc..

advanced (Verb) — Make progress in knowledge or status. ex. "He advanced well in school"

advanced (Verb) — Become more developed and sophisticated. ex. "We are advancing technology every day"

advanced (Verb) — Give a promotion to or assign to a higher position. ex. "Women tend not to advance in the major law firms"

advanced (Verb) — Pay in advance. ex. "Can you advance me some money?"

advanced (Verb) — Move forward. ex. "we have to advance clocks and watches when we travel eastward"

advanced (Verb) — Rise in rate or price. ex. "The stock market advanced 24 points today"

29 types of
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59 types
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