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more ahead

adjective as in prior

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adjective as in beforehand

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adjective as in first

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adjective as in forward

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adjective as in front

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Already it was a thousand feet or more ahead of the nearest one following.

They then pushed forward, one keeping his pole fixed, while the other refixed his a little more ahead.

Break off: A vessel when close-hauled is said to break off when the wind comes more ahead.

And if I hadn't fallen down in my turn, Riverport would be just two points more ahead of her closest rivals.

So, in case I can use you on the team, you would have to go up for your exams two months or more ahead of time.

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On this page you'll find 45 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to ahead, such as: advanced, along, before, earlier, forward, and beforehand.

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