adj. more distant; farther; adv. at or to a long distance in space or time
After a race the boy could not run further.
After a race the boy could not run further.
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As the family was too poor to give Charles any further education, what chance did he take?
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Why couldn't Savannah make it any further in the water?
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Earth is irremovable and cannot move further than the Sun.
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The doctor immobilized his arm in a cast to prevent further damage.
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Which of the following led to further overcrowding of the tenements?
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Why did Eli go further down the cliff after the wheel broke on the stagecoach?
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Measure the length of the wall. OR He set the measure for all further work.
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He consulted with his associates before proceeding further.
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In what did Babar and the queen set out in to find further adventures?
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A fortuitous interruption saved him from further embarrassment.
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They could not hike any further because boscage was blocking their way.
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I could explicate no further on the subject.
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The policy will further contribute to social security's growing insolvency.
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Ambivalence prevented him from pursuing the matter further.
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afar; long; distant; faraway; remote
close; near; immediate
2 syllables
fur-ther
werther
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