1. advance

noun. (ədˈvæns) A movement forward.
Synonyms
progress travel change of location head progression headway
Antonyms
disapprove forbid fail appear prevent
Etymology
advance (English)
avancer (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
abante (Latin)
''[[ab]] [[ante]]'' (Latin)
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2. advance

verb. (ədˈvæns) Bring forward for consideration or acceptance.
Synonyms
advise suggest throw out propose
Antonyms
hop out pull disengage raise push
Etymology
advance (English)
avancer (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
abante (Latin)
''[[ab]] [[ante]]'' (Latin)

3. advance

verb. (ədˈvæns) Move forward, also in the metaphorical sense.
Synonyms
travel overtake slide by overhaul pass impinge go close in string glide by slip by march on creep up move penetrate progress move on sneak up go by rachet up locomote ratchet down edge lapse infringe encroach pass on push on go along slip away draw in forge plough on inch string along ratchet press on go on elapse
Antonyms
stay in place recede discontinue closing opening
Etymology
advance (English)
avancer (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
abante (Latin)
''[[ab]] [[ante]]'' (Latin)

4. advance

noun. (ədˈvæns) A change for the better; progress in development.
Synonyms
refinement resurgence preservation fitting shift recovery transformation elaboration revitalization improvement accommodation revitalisation conservation transmutation revivification betterment revival adjustment
Antonyms
be born survive invalidate disallow decertify
Etymology
advance (English)
avancer (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
abante (Latin)
''[[ab]] [[ante]]'' (Latin)

5. advance

verb. (ədˈvæns) Increase or raise.
Synonyms
supercharge boost increase
Antonyms
decrease disarrange unstring unfasten
Etymology
advance (English)
avancer (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
abante (Latin)
''[[ab]] [[ante]]'' (Latin)

6. advance

verb. (ədˈvæns) Contribute to the progress or growth of.
Synonyms
conduce foster contribute encourage help further carry lead feed wink at boost connive at promote spur support back up
Antonyms
leave criticize disadvantage disapproval lower
Etymology
advance (English)
avancer (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
abante (Latin)
''[[ab]] [[ante]]'' (Latin)

7. advance

verb. (ədˈvæns) Cause to move forward.
Synonyms
move bring forward displace nose
Antonyms
back gladden move out move in rest
Etymology
advance (English)
avancer (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
abante (Latin)
''[[ab]] [[ante]]'' (Latin)

8. advance

verb. (ədˈvæns) Obtain advantages, such as points, etc..
Synonyms
rack up get ahead gain ground pull ahead tally win gain steal hit make headway score
Antonyms
fall back wind unwind arrange behave
Etymology
advance (English)
avancer (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
abante (Latin)
''[[ab]] [[ante]]'' (Latin)

9. advance

verb. (ədˈvæns) Develop in a positive way.
Synonyms
get on progress leapfrog come along climb come on shape up get along develop
Antonyms
regress stop go off no-go pull out
Etymology
advance (English)
avancer (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
abante (Latin)
''[[ab]] [[ante]]'' (Latin)

10. advance

noun. (ədˈvæns) The act of moving forward (as toward a goal).
Synonyms
move clear sailing progress motion forward motion leapfrog push plain sailing career onward motion life history advancement progression easy going procession march movement
Antonyms
retreat precede descend go fall
Etymology
advance (English)
avancer (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
abante (Latin)
''[[ab]] [[ante]]'' (Latin)
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