Advanced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADVANCED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ADVANCE, to put forward, to go forward
• move forward in time
• change the date of (an event) so as to occur earlier than planned
• (of shares) increase in price
• pay (money) to (someone) before it is due
• move forwards in a purposeful way
• make or cause to make progress
• put forward (a theory or suggestion)
• lend (money) to (someone)
• an increase in amount or price
• a loan
• a forward movement
• a development or improvement
• an amount of money paid before it is due or for work only partly completed
• done, sent, or supplied beforehand
ADJECTIVE:
• at a late stage in development
• In the van or front.
• In the front or before others, as regards progress or ideas; as, advanced opinions, advanced thinkers.
• Far on in life or time.
• farther along in physical or mental development
• comparatively late in a course of development
• ahead of the times
• at a higher level in training or knowledge or skill
• ahead in development; complex or intricate
• far along in time
• (of societies) highly developed especially in technology or industry
• situated ahead or going before
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move or cause to move ahead

Words related to ADVANCED

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How to use ADVANCED in a sentence

• The last news heard was that the army had advanced considerably beyond the ground of Mr.
• Thefts and assaults became frequent, and promised to multiply as the season advanced.
• One by one the peasants advanced and kissed the gold cross in the hands of the priest, and among them I went up and was blessed as they were.
• Miss Drewitt and Edward Tredgold advanced to the table and eyed it curiously.
• In what I have to say, I shall speak directly to the youngest and least advanced minds among my auditors.
• She did not hesitate a moment, but went out and advanced down the slope and stood face to face with the savages.
• They moved rapidly through the forest, and hardly a sound did they make as they advanced.
• The Despensers had more advanced constitutional ideas than Lancaster, and pains were taken that this parliament should completely represent the three estates.
• Towards its end Marshal Wurmser, the successor of Beaulieu, advanced for the relief of Mantua and the discomfiture of Bonaparte, whose numbers were much inferior to his opponents.
• It is therefore usual to sow in April or May, according to the district, and the growth is so rapid that the plants are full of bloom before the summer has far advanced.
• Just as day broke our guns advanced, but before they were in position the fight began by a cannonade from the rebel Artillery, which caused us severe loss.
• The Count de Tremorel advanced with his watch, chain, and a brilliant diamond that he had taken from his finger.
• He was intensely interested in and open-minded to ideas, which, if they were not advanced, were at least broad and noble.
• One of the principal difficulties in the way of colonization is that the free colored man cannot see that his comfort would be advanced by it.
• In this the instruction embraces the four ground rules of arithmetic, geography, writing, drawing on the slate, and advanced object lessons.
• Half a dozen grey figures were standing on the jetty, and, as the soldiers scrambled up its dripping steps, one of them advanced and touched Tristram by the elbow.
• The evening was far advanced, but the reflection of the snow threw a faint light over all.
• He had under him a well-disciplined army, and advanced from success to success till the final viceroy found himself forced to acknowledge the independence of Mexico.
• When the leading platoon has advanced the desired distance the captain gives the command, company, HALT.
• Siringo cautioned me to go to his room and stay there, promising to report as the day advanced.
• On November 15 the Army of the Potomac left Warrenton, and the advanced guard reached Falmouth on the afternoon of the 17th.
• The process of coordination and consolidation was far advanced before the end of the last century.
• She is now eighteen years old, and at eighteen the young ladies in Paris are generally pretty far advanced.
• Another advanced from Sweden upon the eastern provinces, and a fleet hired in Holland for Swedish money came through the North Sea to help them over to the Danish islands.
• Your standard could never be advanced an inch before your privileges.

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