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Detailed Synonyms for advanced in English

advanced:

advanced adj

  1. advanced
  2. advanced
  3. advanced
  4. advanced
    – situated ahead or going before 1
    advance; advanced; in advance
    – situated ahead or going before 1
    • advance adj
      • an advance party1
    • advanced adj
      • at that time the most advanced outpost was still east of the Rockies1
  5. advanced
    – (of societies) highly developed especially in technology or industry 1
    advanced
    – (of societies) highly developed especially in technology or industry 1
    • advanced adj
      • advanced societies1
      • an advanced country technologically1
  6. advanced
    – far along in time 1
    advanced; ripe
    – far along in time 1
    • advanced adj
      • a man of advanced age1
      • advanced in years1
    • ripe adj
      • a ripe old age1
      • the ripe age of 901
  7. advanced
    – comparatively late in a course of development 1
    advanced
    – comparatively late in a course of development 1
    • advanced adj
      • the illness had reached an advanced stage1
      • an advanced state of exhaustion1
  8. advanced
    – ahead in development; complex or intricate 1
    sophisticated; advanced
    – ahead in development; complex or intricate 1
  9. advanced
    – at a higher level in training or knowledge or skill 1
    advanced
    – at a higher level in training or knowledge or skill 1
    • advanced adj
      • an advanced degree1
      • an advanced text in physics1
      • special seminars for small groups of advanced students at the University1
  10. advanced
    – farther along in physical or mental development 1
    advanced
    – farther along in physical or mental development 1
    • advanced adj
      • the child's skeletal age was classified as `advanced'1
      • children in the advanced classes in elementary school read far above grade average1
  11. advanced
    – ahead of the times 1
    advanced; innovative; modern; forward-looking
    – ahead of the times 1
    • advanced adj
      • the advanced teaching methods1
      • had advanced views on the subject1
    • innovative adj
      • is British industry innovative enough?1
    • modern adj
    • forward-looking adj
      • a forward-looking corporation1

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Related Definitions for "advanced":

  1. situated ahead or going before1
    • at that time the most advanced outpost was still east of the Rockies1
  2. (of societies) highly developed especially in technology or industry1
    • advanced societies1
    • an advanced country technologically1
  3. far along in time1
    • a man of advanced age1
    • advanced in years1
  4. comparatively late in a course of development1
    • the illness had reached an advanced stage1
    • an advanced state of exhaustion1
  5. ahead in development; complex or intricate1
    • advanced technology1
  6. at a higher level in training or knowledge or skill1
    • an advanced degree1
    • an advanced text in physics1
    • special seminars for small groups of advanced students at the University1
  7. farther along in physical or mental development1
    • the child's skeletal age was classified as `advanced'1
    • children in the advanced classes in elementary school read far above grade average1
  8. ahead of the times1
    • the advanced teaching methods1
    • had advanced views on the subject1

advanced form of advance:

to advance verbe (advances, advanced, advancing)

  1. to advance
    to advance; to forward
    • advance verbe (advances, advanced, advancing)
    • forward verbe (forwards, forwarded, forwarding)
  2. to advance
    to advance
    • advance verbe (advances, advanced, advancing)
  3. to advance
    to promote; to advance; to go ahead
    • promote verbe (promotes, promoted, promoting)
    • advance verbe (advances, advanced, advancing)
    • go ahead verbe (goes ahead, went ahead, going ahead)
  4. to advance
    to promote; to advance; to help; to push
    • promote verbe (promotes, promoted, promoting)
    • advance verbe (advances, advanced, advancing)
    • help verbe (helps, helped, helping)
    • push verbe (pushes, pushed, pushing)
  5. to advance
    to push forward; to move up; to advance; to slide in front
    • push forward verbe (pushes forward, pushed forward, pushing forward)
    • move up verbe (moves up, moved up, moving up)
    • advance verbe (advances, advanced, advancing)
    • slide in front verbe (slides in front, slid in front, sliding in front)
  6. to advance
    march on; to go onward; to advance
  7. to advance
    go forward; to advance
  8. to advance
    to ascend; to rise; to climb; to get promoted; to advance
    • ascend verbe (ascends, ascended, ascending)
    • rise verbe (rises, rose, rising)
    • climb verbe (climbs, climbed, climbing)
    • advance verbe (advances, advanced, advancing)
  9. to advance
    – rise in rate or price 1
    to gain; to advance
    – rise in rate or price 1
    • gain verbe (gains, gained, gaining)
      • The stock market gained 24 points today1
    • advance verbe (advances, advanced, advancing)
  10. to advance
    – develop in a positive way 1
    to advance; to progress; to get on; to come on; get along; shape up; come along
    – develop in a positive way 1
  11. to advance
    – increase or raise 1
    to advance; to boost; supercharge
    – increase or raise 1
    • advance verbe (advances, advanced, advancing)
    • boost verbe (boosts, boosted, boosting)
      • boost the voltage in an electrical circuit1
    • supercharge verbe
  12. to advance
    – develop further 1
    to advance
    – develop further 1
    • advance verbe (advances, advanced, advancing)
      • We are advancing technology every day1
  13. to advance
    – bring forward for consideration or acceptance 1
    to advance; to throw out
    – bring forward for consideration or acceptance 1
    • advance verbe (advances, advanced, advancing)
      • advance an argument1
    • throw out verbe (throws out, threw out, throwing out)
  14. to advance
    – obtain advantages, such as points, etc. 1
    to gain; to advance; to win; get ahead; make headway; gain ground; pull ahead
    – obtain advantages, such as points, etc. 1
  15. to advance
    – move forward, also in the metaphorical sense 1
    to advance; to progress; to pass on; to go on; to move on; march on
    – move forward, also in the metaphorical sense 1
    • advance verbe (advances, advanced, advancing)
    • progress verbe (progresses, progressed, progressing)
    • pass on verbe (passes on, passed on, passing on)
    • go on verbe (goes on, went on, going on)
    • move on verbe (moves on, moved on, moving on)
    • march on verbe
  16. to advance
    – cause to move forward 1
    to advance; to bring forward
    – cause to move forward 1
    • advance verbe (advances, advanced, advancing)
    • bring forward verbe (brings forward, brought forward, bringing forward)
  17. to advance
    – move forward 1
    to advance; set ahead
    – move forward 1
    • advance verbe (advances, advanced, advancing)
      • we have to advance clocks and watches when we travel eastward1
    • set ahead verbe
  18. to advance
    – pay in advance 1
    to advance
    – pay in advance 1
    • advance verbe (advances, advanced, advancing)
      • Can you advance me some money?1
  19. to advance
    – give a promotion to or assign to a higher position 1
    to advance; to raise; to promote; to elevate; upgrade; kick upstairs
    – give a promotion to or assign to a higher position 1
    • advance verbe (advances, advanced, advancing)
      • Women tend not to advance in the major law firms1
    • raise verbe (raises, raised, raising)
    • promote verbe (promotes, promoted, promoting)
      • I got promoted after many years of hard work1
    • elevate verbe (elevates, elevated, elevating)
    • upgrade verbe
  20. to advance
    – contribute to the progress or growth of 1
    to advance; to encourage; to further; to boost; to promote
    – contribute to the progress or growth of 1
    • advance verbe (advances, advanced, advancing)
    • encourage verbe (encourages, encouraged, encouraging)
    • further verbe (furthers, furthered, furthering)
    • boost verbe (boosts, boosted, boosting)
    • promote verbe (promotes, promoted, promoting)
      • I am promoting the use of computers in the classroom1

Conjugations for advance:

present
  1. advance
  2. advance
  3. advances
  4. advance
  5. advance
  6. advance
simple past
  1. advanced
  2. advanced
  3. advanced
  4. advanced
  5. advanced
  6. advanced
present perfect
  1. have advanced
  2. have advanced
  3. has advanced
  4. have advanced
  5. have advanced
  6. have advanced
past continuous
  1. was advancing
  2. were advancing
  3. was advancing
  4. were advancing
  5. were advancing
  6. were advancing
future
  1. shall advance
  2. will advance
  3. will advance
  4. shall advance
  5. will advance
  6. will advance
continuous present
  1. am advancing
  2. are advancing
  3. is advancing
  4. are advancing
  5. are advancing
  6. are advancing
subjunctive
  1. be advanced
  2. be advanced
  3. be advanced
  4. be advanced
  5. be advanced
  6. be advanced
diverse
  1. advance!
  2. let's advance!
  3. advanced
  4. advancing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

advance [the ~] nom

  1. the advance
    the advanced money; the advance
  2. the advance
    the advance; the march; the military walking
  3. the advance
    the advance; the approach
  4. the advance
    the rising; the advance; the boom
  5. the advance
    – the act of moving forward (as toward a goal) 1
    the advance; the progress; the progression; the procession; the advancement; the forward motion; the onward motion
    – the act of moving forward (as toward a goal) 1
  6. the advance
    – increase in price or value 1
    the advance; the rise
    – increase in price or value 1
    • advance [the ~] nom
      • the news caused a general advance on the stock market1
    • rise [the ~] nom
  7. the advance
    – a tentative suggestion designed to elicit the reactions of others 1
    the approach; the advance; the overture; the feeler
    – a tentative suggestion designed to elicit the reactions of others 1
  8. the advance
    – a change for the better; progress in development 1
    the advance; the improvement; the betterment
    – a change for the better; progress in development 1
  9. the advance
    – a movement forward 1
    the advance; the progress; the progression
    – a movement forward 1
  10. the advance
    – an amount paid before it is earned 1
    the advance; the cash advance
    – an amount paid before it is earned 1

advance adj

  1. advance
    – situated ahead or going before 1
    advance; advanced; in advance
    – situated ahead or going before 1
    • advance adj
      • an advance party1
    • advanced adj
      • at that time the most advanced outpost was still east of the Rockies1
  2. advance
    – being ahead of time or need 1
    advance; beforehand
    – being ahead of time or need 1

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Related Definitions for "advance":

  1. situated ahead or going before1
    • an advance party1
  2. being ahead of time or need1
    • gave advance warning1
  3. the act of moving forward (as toward a goal)1
  4. increase in price or value1
    • the news caused a general advance on the stock market1
  5. a tentative suggestion designed to elicit the reactions of others1
    • she rejected his advances1
  6. a change for the better; progress in development1
  7. a movement forward1
  8. an amount paid before it is earned1
  9. rise in rate or price1
  10. develop in a positive way1
  11. increase or raise1
  12. develop further1
    • We are advancing technology every day1
  13. bring forward for consideration or acceptance1
    • advance an argument1
  14. obtain advantages, such as points, etc.1
  15. move forward, also in the metaphorical sense1
  16. cause to move forward1
  17. move forward1
    • we have to advance clocks and watches when we travel eastward1
  18. pay in advance1
    • Can you advance me some money?1
  19. give a promotion to or assign to a higher position1
    • Women tend not to advance in the major law firms1
  20. contribute to the progress or growth of1

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