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more advanced

ADJECTIVE
higher
Synonyms
WEAK
above bigger greater larger than over superior to surpassing
Antonyms
WEAK
inferior shorter smaller
ADJECTIVE
senior
Synonyms
STRONGEST
elder leading
STRONG
chief major superior
WEAK
higher next higher
Antonyms
STRONG
minor unimportant
WEAK
behind inferior junior
ADJECTIVE
superior
Synonyms
STRONGEST
admirable exceptional first-rate good high-caliber preferable remarkable superhuman
STRONG
above capital choice dandy exclusive expert fine major over premium primary senior
WEAK
a cut above deluxe distinguished exceeding famous finer first-class first-string five-star good quality grander high-class more skillful noteworthy of higher rank overlying paramount predominant preferred prevailing superincumbent surpassing unrivalled
Antonyms
STRONGEST
detestable normal ordinary unremarkable usual
STRONG
bad inferior low-class minor poor secondary unimportant
WEAK
below humble lower meek

Example Sentences

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The Taiwanese technology giant is expected to see capacity constraints tighten even more for the rest of 2026, Lee said — especially for its more advanced 3-nanometer process node.

From MarketWatch • May 4, 2026

But these standard scans do not always pick up on the disease and mainly detect changes that often appear with more advanced diseases, says Dr Tatjana Gibbons, lead researcher on the study.

From BBC • Apr. 29, 2026

It is building new facilities, repurposing existing clean rooms and working on more advanced machines capable of churning out more chips.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 25, 2026

This approach may help researchers design more advanced and controllable cell-based cancer treatments in the future.

From Science Daily • Apr. 16, 2026

But soon her questions became more advanced, sending him to the copy of Photographic Techniques he kept on the bookshelf.

From "Little Fires Everywhere" by Celeste Ng