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Definition of advance
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of advance is as below...
Advance
(v. t.) To bring to view or
notice;
to offer or
propose;
to show; as, to
advance
an
argument..
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Left
::
Left (n.) Those
members
of a
legislative
assembly
(as in
France)
who are in the
opposition;
the
advanced
republicans
and
extreme
radicals.
They have their seats at the
left-hand
side of the
presiding
officer.
See
Center,
and
Right..
Height
::
Height
(n.)
Elevation
in
excellence
of any kind, as in
power,
learning,
arts; also, an
advanced
degree
of
social
rank;
preeminence
or
distinction
in
society;
prominence..
Forestall
::
Forestall
(v. t.) To take
beforehand,
or in
advance;
to
anticipate..
Shoot
::
Shoot (v. i.) To grow; to
advance;
as, to shoot up
rapidly..
Forwards
::
Forwards
(adv.)
Toward
a part or place
before
or in
front;
onward;
in
advance;
progressively;
--
opposed
to
backward.
Cheval-de-frise
::
Cheval-de-frise
(n.) A piece of
timber
or an iron
barrel
traversed
with
iron-pointed
spikes
or
spears,
five or six feet long, used to
defend
a
passage,
stop a
breach,
or
impede
the
advance
of
cavalry,
etc..
Abreast
::
Abreast
(adv.)
Up to a
certain
level or line;
equally
advanced;
as, to keep
abreast
of [or with] the
present
state of
science..
Early
::
Early
(adv.)
In
advance
of the usual or
appointed
time; in good
season;
prior in time; among or near the
first;
--
opposed
to late; as, the early bird; an early
spring;
early
fruit..
Proficient
::
Proficient
(n.) One who has made
considerable
advances
in any
business,
art,
science,
or
branch
of
learning;
an
expert;
an
adept;
as,
proficient
in a
trade;
a
proficient
in
mathematics,
music,
etc..
Dehors
::
Dehors
(n.) All sorts of
outworks
in
general,
at a
distance
from the main
works;
any
advanced
works for
protection
or
cover..
Step
::
Step (v. i.) An
advance
or
movement
made by one
removal
of the foot; a pace.
Forward
::
Forward
(a.) Near, or at the fore part; in
advance
of
something
else; as, the
forward
gun in a ship, or the
forward
ship in a
fleet..
March
::
March (n.)
Hence:
Measured
and
regular
advance
or
movement,
like that of
soldiers
moving
in
order;
stately
or
deliberate
walk;
steady
onward
movement..
Inversion
::
Inversion
(n.) A
method
of
reasoning
in which the
orator
shows that
arguments
advanced
by his
adversary
in
opposition
to him are
really
favorable
to his
cause.
Profit
::
Profit
(v. i.) To gain
advantage;
to make
improvement;
to
improve;
to gain; to
advance.
Retreat
::
Retreat
(n.) The
retiring
of an army or body of men from the face of an
enemy,
or from any
ground
occupied
to a
greater
distance
from the
enemy,
or from an
advanced
position..
Gain
::
Gain (v. i.) To have or
receive
advantage
or
profit;
to
acquire
gain; to grow rich; to
advance
in
interest,
health,
or
happiness;
to make
progress;
as, the sick man gains
daily..
Bossage
::
Bossage
(n.)
Rustic
work,
consisting
of
stones
which seem to
advance
beyond
the level of the
building,
by
reason
of
indentures
or
channels
left in the
joinings..
Premium
::
Premium
(n.) A sum in
advance
of, or in
addition
to, the
nominal
or par value of
anything;
as, gold was at a
premium;
he sold his stock at a
premium..
Anglican
::
Anglican
(n.) In a
restricted
sense,
a
member
of the High
Church
party,
or of the more
advanced
ritualistic
section,
in the
Church
of
England..
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