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further

Definition for further

adjective as in additional

Strongest matches

farther, more

Strong match

added

adverb as in additionally

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Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino told Fox News on Monday that the stand was “dismantled” by agents and was being analyzed for further evidence.

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Such submarines will be able to operate further and faster than the country's existing diesel-engine fleet.

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Thousands of federal workers have been laid off after three weeks of government shutdown, with the White House warning of further cuts if the government does not reopen.

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There is an expectation from government that universities will collaborate with further education colleges to make it easier for students to move from one to another to continue their studies.

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The bank sought to tamp down speculation that the ruling could open it up to further cases.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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