advanced Definition
ad·vanced (ad vanst′, əd-)
adjective
- in advance; moved forward; in front
- far on in life; old
- ahead or beyond others in progress, complexity, etc. advanced studies
- higher than usual advanced prices
advanced Synonyms
advanced
modif.
Ahead in progress or complexity
precocious, exceptional, high-level, upper-level; see difficult 1, 2, excellent, superior.Aged
Progressive
radical, unconventional, ahead of the times, forward-looking; see liberal 2.In front
forward, in advance, first; see ahead 2. See syn. study atliberal.
advanced Usage Examples
Preposition: with
plan: Development started in 2002, with the launched in 2004 and they are already well advanced with plans for a new version.
Infinitive complement
account: No theory worthy of notice has been advanced to account for those barrier-reefs, which encircle islands of moderate dimensions.
Modifies a noun
- technology: We have strength in depth, in all areas of advanced weapon defense technologies.
- skier: The ski area is a snow mecca to boarders, and there are some challenging red and black runs for the advanced skiers.
- feature: Despite its advanced features, even a beginner can use SAGE.
- technique: Whether you're learning the basic skills, or discovering advanced techniques & tactics, Soccer Academy will help make you a better player.
- cancer: The overall cure rate for advanced mouth cancer is less than 50 % .
- search: Advanced search You can tailor your search more closely by running an advanced search.
Modifying Another Word
- technologically: Our society does, however, face problems of stress, many of which are created by changes in technologically advanced societies.
- technically: Twenty years and 1.45 million cars later it was still technically advanced to most other cars.
- locally: Factors contributing to this poor outlook include the presence of locally advanced disease and undiagnosed metastases at presentation.
- sufficiently: Maybe we are not sufficiently advanced to be allowed to receive the answers to every question.
- highly: Futures are an incredibly risky investment vehicle that are appropriate for only the smallest percentage of highly advanced investors.
- fairly: Planning on-screen using a word-processor is possible, but it's a fairly advanced technique.
Used with adjective complement
- become: Do you really see human beings eventually becoming so advanced?
- provide: They provide advanced, vocational qualifications in heritage management and industrial archeology for those who wish to enter these sectors.
- use: When these users gain confidence or want to use more advanced zipping features, the full WinZip Classic interface is just a click away.
- include: Includes advanced bankrolling, money management, getting credit, table image, complete odds chart, and professional glossary.
- feature: The Zoom/PC Card 56K FaxModem features advanced ZoomGuard™ lightning protection, to protect against the most common cause of modem field failures.
- have: The Asr prayer is said when the sun has further advanced in decline, in the late afternoon.
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