Synonym: further. Similar words: earth, dearth, on earth, earthy, unearth, arthritis, earthenware, earthquake. Meaning: ['fɑrðə(r) /'fɑːð-] 
adj. 1. more distant in especially space or time 2. more distant in especially degree. adv. 1. to or at a greater extent or degree or a more advanced stage (`further' is used more often than `farther' in this abstract sense) 2. to or at a greater distance in time or space (`farther' is used more frequently than `further' in this physical sense).
adj. 1. more distant in especially space or time 2. more distant in especially degree. adv. 1. to or at a greater extent or degree or a more advanced stage (`further' is used more often than `farther' in this abstract sense) 2. to or at a greater distance in time or space (`farther' is used more frequently than `further' in this physical sense). 
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61. Two other wounded men and myself started crawling farther.
62. Internet radio has moved farther down that last road.
63. The great cataract was farther downstream then.
64. Mutual deference could scarcely be carried farther.
65. In warmer eras, the tree grew much farther north.
66. But again, we can go even farther afield.
67. They lived on the farther bank of Ocean.
68. Yet covetousness goes farther than material things alone.
69. The farther they went, the more anxious they grew.
70. More animals were grazing farther down the field.
71. Farther north, London changed and became more leafy suburban.
72. Clubs were cancelling mid-week bookings due to short time and I had to travel farther afield to find work.
73. We failed to clear the farther islands which guard the entrance, and had to turn back to Po Ti.
74. When they pushed at the end of the arm, they were applying force farther from the fulcrum.
75. A reduced-power transmission would reach out to the fringe of our force and, it was hoped, not farther.
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76. El Nino is expected to cause severe weather in Southern California, and wetter-than-normal conditions farther north.
77. His first excursion from the house took him no farther than the garden.
78. Residents fearful of their wells becoming contaminated would like to see the one of the wells moved farther south.
79. Myeloski nudged Duncan and signalled him to watch a scene farther on, just by a small playground.
80. Now, with dynamite, the excavators were nibbling back each outcrop farther and farther away from the center.
81. More importantly, few if any stored samples go back farther than the mid fifties.
82. The stack swung in farther, revealing a long, damp passageway, dimly lit with strip lights.
83. So Hsu Fu was both more fragile and at the same time attempting to travel farther than most rafts.
84. A steady stream of planks and tarpaper and logs was thumping the tree, pushing it farther over.
85. We were rescued by Truc who had again been trying to catch up on his sleep farther down the open carriage.
86. Start a nail farther back from the end of the board and hammer it in at an angle toward the end.
87. Poetry and prose when they advance into the most mystical regions will depart farther and farther from music.
88. As soon as I decided not to go farther than Cambridge, I wanted to stop dead in the middle of the road.
89. Going farther back, into post-glacial times, we find evidence that erosion and deposition were sometimes very rapid indeed.
90. Farther down the cove hundreds of periwinkles move slowly over the black rocks, feeding on kelp.
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