Farther is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FARTHER in dictionary:

VERB:
• At or to a greater distance; more remotely; beyond; as, let us rest with what we have, without looking farther.
• Moreover; by way of progress in treating a subject; as, farther, let us consider the probable event.
• To help onward. [R.] See Further.
ADVERB:
• to a greater distance, also FURTHER
• at, to, or by a great distance (used to indicate the extent to which one thing is distant from another)
• over a large expanse of space or time
• by a great deal
• more distant than another object of the same kind
• distant from a point seen as central; extreme
• situated at a great distance in space or time
• to or at a greater extent or degree or a more advanced stage (`further\' is used more often than `farther\' in this abstract sense)
• to or at a greater distance in time or space (`farther\' is used more frequently than `further\' in this physical sense)
ADJECTIVE:
• more distant in especially space or time
• more distant in especially degree
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• at or to a great distance
• a comparative of far

Words related to FARTHER

far6 farthest14 further13 furthest14

Words that contain FARTHER

farthermore19 farthermost19

How to use FARTHER in a sentence

• A few miles farther north lies Lake Independence, about the same size as Donner.
• The peace of Adrianople, in September, 1829, checked his farther advances.
• Elfrida promised compliance, though nothing was farther from her intentions.
• The epistles of Jacob Behmen himself are not farther removed from any contamination with the delights of sense.
• A little farther down, the bed of the river falls suddenly, producing falls of much beauty, which vary in intensity and volume with the seasons.
• Here I thought good, before I make an end of this my booke, to declare some things which India and the countrey farther Eastward do bring forth.
• He had suggested that they might have swung farther to the west, with the plan of descending upon the valley from the north, and MacDonald had pointed out how unlikely this was.
• He first removed himself from his post, and then was removed still farther from it by the State Department.
• A panelled hall extended through the house, the double doors at the farther end opening upon a glass-enclosed vestibule.
• Once more he fired, but the boat was farther distant now, and the bullet went wild.
• Then they carried their enthusiastic converts bag and baggage in long trains to the distant Dakotas and still farther afield.
• About two miles farther on, from the surface of the plain came a flash of flame and the short bark of a forty-five, followed by another and another.
• I had resolved he should not find us, but where else should we go? Farther afield, if necessary to the very end of the world.
• But alas! the farther we advanced the thicker and taller, and apparently the more interminable, the reeds became.
• The apparatus, as here described, goes no farther than to represent the circulation in single-hearted animals.
• Farther south they entered the narrowest part of the Jordan Valley.
• A little farther on, there was an old man, sitting in a shop, and making toys.
• The hunters went farther afield, for the cattle had gradually left the western coast for the interior.
• Then it struck him that by listening to what the old woman said to the girls, and by watching what they did, he might make a step farther.
• The sentry at the farther end of the gallery started and fell back a pace.
• Farther ahead and looming magnificent in the late afternoon sun was the first and largest of Venusian cities, Venusport.
• If it had been three or four inches farther to the right, it would have finished you.
• Having perceived a gulf she had longed to bridge it, to set her feet on the farther side.
• Joe Pete was her son and he lived close, about a mile across the field, but it was farther around the road.
• She can not have reached a point much farther east than this.
• I do not contend that it is, or ought to be, controlled farther.
• Then he waded farther into the loch and threw himself into the deeper waters, so that only his glancing helm could be seen above the surface.
• The farther away you remove the British soldier from the risk of personal injury, the higher you pay him.
• The farther it is drawn, the nearer must we hold the screen for a perfect image.
• We looked a few steps farther and saw a man lying by the way, either asleep or intoxicated, as we supposed.

Similar words containing FARTH without suffix er

farthel13 farthels14 farthest14 farthing15 farthings16 farthermore19 farthermost19 farthingale18 farthingales19 farthingland20 farthingless19 farthinglands21 farthingsworth27 farthingsworths28

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