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farther
adverb as in at a greater distance
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Example Sentences
Beyond that, rain is falling above a mountain, and even farther back two snow-capped peaks sit majestically, as if watching over the land.
Executives have been aiming to move farther west to cut down on freight costs to certain locations and have talked about moving into new food categories such as sushi, pizza and soup.
But farther down the trail, Scmack found another possum deep in a cluster of vines.
Developers predict people will have to move farther out and commute times will grow.
Republicans want a short-term extension of current spending levels – essentially kicking the legislative can a bit farther down the road.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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