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Definition of advance
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Advance
(v. t.) To
extol;
to laud.
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Curvet
::
Curvet
(n.) A
particular
leap of a
horse,
when he
raises
both his fore legs at once,
equally
advanced,
and, as his fore legs are
falling,
raises
his hind legs, so that all his legs are in the air at
once..
Enhance
::
Enhance
(v. t.) To
advance;
to
augment;
to
increase;
to
heighten;
to make more
costly
or
attractive;
as, to
enhance
the price of
commodities;
to
enhance
beauty
or
kindness;
hence,
also, to
render
more
heinous;
to
aggravate;
as, to
enhance
crime..
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..
Pickeer
::
Pickeer
(v. i.) To make a raid for
booty;
to
maraud;
also, to
skirmish
in
advance
of an army. See
Picaroon..
Advancer
::
Advancer
(n.) A
second
branch
of a
buck's
antler.
Heighten
::
Heighten
(v. t.) To carry
forward;
to
advance;
to
increase;
to
augment;
to
aggravate;
to
intensify;
to
render
more
conspicuous;
-- used of
things,
good or bad; as, to
heighten
beauty;
to
heighten
a
flavor
or a
tint..
Advance
::
Advance
(v. t.) To
furnish,
as money or other
value,
before
it
becomes
due, or in aid of an
enterprise;
to
supply
beforehand;
as, a
merchant
advances
money on a
contract
or on goods
consigned
to him..
Growth
::
Growth
(n.) The
process
of
growing;
the
gradual
increase
of an
animal
or a
vegetable
body; the
development
from a seed, germ, or root, to full size or
maturity;
increase
in size,
number,
frequency,
strength,
etc.;
augmentation;
advancement;
production;
prevalence
or
influence;
as, the
growth
of
trade;
the
growth
of
power;
the
growth
of
intemperance.
Idle weeds are fast in
growth..
Van-courier
::
Van-courier
(n.) One sent in
advance;
an
avant-courier;
a
precursor.
Advancement
::
Advancement
(v. t.) The act of
advancing,
or the state of being
advanced;
progression;
improvement;
furtherance;
promotion
to a
higher
place or
dignity;
as, the
advancement
of
learning..
Strike
::
Strike
(v. t.) To
advance;
to cause to go
forward;
-- used only in past
participle.
Before
::
Before
(adv.)
In
advance.
Late
::
Late (v.)
Continuing
or doing until an
advanced
hour of the
night;
as, late
revels;
a late
watcher..
Advance
::
Advance
(v. t.) To
raise;
to
elevate.
Furtherance
::
Furtherance
(n.) The act of
furthering
or
helping
forward;
promotion;
advancement;
progress.
Advance
::
Advance
(v. i.) To
increase
or make
progress
in any
respect;
as, to
advance
in
knowledge,
in
stature,
in
years,
in
price..
For
::
For
(conj.)
Since;
because;
introducing
a
reason
of
something
before
advanced,
a
cause,
motive,
explanation,
justification,
or the like, of an
action
related
or a
statement
made. It is
logically
nearly
equivalent
to
since,
or
because,
but
connects
less
closely,
and is
sometimes
used as a very
general
introduction
to
something
suggested
by what has gone
before..
Advance
::
Advance
(v. t.) To raise to a
higher
point;
to
enhance;
to raise in rate; as, to
advance
the price of
goods..
Pangenesis
::
Pangenesis
(n.) An
hypothesis
advanced
by
Darwin
in
explanation
of
heredity.
Lead
::
Lead (v. t.) To go or to be in
advance
of; to
precede;
hence,
to be
foremost
or chief
among;
as, the big sloop led the fleet of
yachts;
the
Guards
led the
attack;
Demosthenes
leads the
orators
of all
ages..
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