Furthered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FURTHERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FURTHER, to help forward
• help the progress or development of (something); promote
ADVERB:
• at, to, or by a greater distance (used to indicate the extent to which one thing or person is or becomes distant from another)
• used to emphasize the difference between a supposed or suggested fact or state of mind and the truth
• over a greater expanse of space or time; for a longer way
• beyond the point already reached or the distance already covered
• beyond or in addition to what has already been done
• used to introduce a new point relating to or reinforcing a previous statement
• at or to a more advanced, successful, or desirable stage
ADJECTIVE:
• more distant in space than another item of the same kind
• more remote from a central point
• additional to what already exists or has already taken place, been done, or been accounted for

Words related to FURTHERED

further13 furthering17 furthers14

How to use FURTHERED in a sentence

• But truth may lodge without shame in an humble dwelling and may be greatly furthered without an elaborate bill of fare.
• This confusion is furthered still more by not distinguishing between the cause of a fact and the cause of our knowledge of the fact.
• Sure I am that when it became a matter of reputation and honour to be godly, it abundantly furthered the successes of the ministry.
• They had no sacred documents, no dogma to be learned and its acceptance furthered by every one, its principles to be inculcated early on the young.
• Whence he came, whither he is bound, by what ways he arrived, by what he might be furthered on his course, no one asks.
• And when she had done it, it would cheer her to think that she had not only furthered her plans, but revenged herself on the treacherous doctor.
• And these mischiefs are furthered by those who should guard others against them.
• At the present moment the cause of woman suffrage in England is being furthered chiefly by two organizations which differ in methods.
• After the death of Dorothea Trudel, the work at Maennedorf, instituted by her, has been furthered and carried on by Mr.
• No life is too valuable for Him to cut short, when any of His designs can be furthered by doing so.
• In pruning standards aim at producing an equally balanced head, which object is furthered by cutting to buds pointing outwards.
• How much I had wished to see you this summer, for so many things are in progress on every side that only days suffice to consider what is to be furthered and how.
• We cannot believe that it would be furthered by an unsuitable match.
• He would stand by them as long as it furthered his own ends to stand by them.
• It is pleasant to record that the officials aided and furthered this good work.
• I could perhaps have slipped away into the island, but that would in no way have furthered my getting home, rather would it have fettered me with new and tighter bonds.
• In this manner, at least, the phantom road agent had furthered the ends of justice.
• Plantat, on the contrary, seemed tolerably well satisfied, as if the death of Robelot furthered projects which he was secretly nourishing, and fulfilled his secret hopes.
• Another accomplishment that has been furthered in Paris during the last three weeks is bicycle riding.
• Russia has all along consistently furthered her influence and plans in the Balkans by planting suitable Bishops as political agents.
• From about the 4th century certain psalms began to be grouped together, a process that was furthered by the monastic practice of daily reciting the 150 psalms.
• Through this provision the lack of mutual understanding will be remedied and the unity of mankind furthered and advanced.
• In this way the eugenic aim is materially furthered.
• Berlioz welcomed him gladly, and furthered his cause by eloquent writing as well as by obtaining him a hearing in Paris.
• Some, especially in view of the malignity of Aurelius, eagerly furthered his cause and magnified his victory, using many illustrations.
• This can be furthered only by skilled teachers who are moved by the desire to help him.
• Family and friends, home and humanity, were of importance only as they furthered this object.
• Association among secondary teachers has been considerably furthered by the desire to qualify for membership in the Insurance Society.
• It furthered independence by appointing a committee to draft resolutions based on the ideas of independence then everywhere present.
• Competition tended to bring the economic agents into more efficient hands, and the movement was furthered by many acts of injustice and violence on the part of those in power.
• Many economic and cultured forces furthered this movement, but the most powerful intellectual force in its favor was the work of Adam Smith.
• Mention of his kinsmen is infrequent in his voluminous writings, though there is evidence that he furthered the careers of two younger brothers when the opportunity offered.
• Nor, with the possible exception of Susanna, is it easy to see in what way they could have furthered, in that aspect, any undesirable end.
• Like Christian of Denmark with whom he disagreed, he encouraged industries and greatly furthered trade and commerce.
• Everything that furthered this aim won her instant attention.
• This analysis of the special processes can be furthered best by the cooeperation of the experienced men of industry.

Similar words containing FURTHER without suffix ed

further13 furthers14 furtherer15 furtherers16 furthering17 furtherance19 furthermore19 furthermost19 furthersome19 furtherances20

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