Synonyms for Advance:

• adj.

  •ahead in position or time (adjective)
  • forward.

• n.

  •
  • pose,
  • propose,
  • set forth.
  •
  • forward.
  •
  • put forth,
  • put before.
  •act (noun)
  • rise.
  •advance (noun)
  • accelerate,
  • adduce,
  • advancement,
  • allege,
  • assist,
  • bring forward,
  • cite,
  • come forward,
  • credit,
  • expedite,
  • facilitate,
  • further,
  • furtherance,
  • give,
  • go forward,
  • grow,
  • hasten,
  • help,
  • improvement,
  • increase,
  • lend,
  • loan,
  • make headway,
  • offer,
  • present,
  • proceed,
  • progress,
  • promote,
  • put forward,
  • submit,
  • support,
  • upgrade,
  • go ahead,
  • make progress,
  • move forward.
  •event (noun)
  • progress.
  •forward movement (noun)
  • advancement,
  • progress.
  •improvement, progress in development (noun)
  • boost,
  • furtherance,
  • gain,
  • increase,
  • promotion,
  • rise,
  • up,
  • upgrade.
  •increase (noun)
  • boost.
  •loan (noun)
  • credit,
  • debt.
  •money given beforehand (noun)
  • accommodation,
  • credit,
  • hike,
  • loan.
  •offer (noun)
  • attempt,
  • bestowal,
  • bid,
  • citation,
  • concession,
  • deal,
  • donation,
  • endowment,
  • gift,
  • grant,
  • investiture,
  • invitation,
  • issue,
  • offer,
  • offering,
  • overture,
  • present,
  • quotation,
  • submission,
  • tender.
  •progress (noun)
  • step forward.

• v.

  •approach (verb)
  • access,
  • approach,
  • close,
  • come,
  • converge,
  • gain,
  • impend,
  • loom,
  • near.
  •benefit (verb)
  • assist,
  • avail,
  • better,
  • contribute,
  • do good,
  • favor,
  • help,
  • serve.
  •expedite (verb)
  • accelerate,
  • expedite,
  • facilitate,
  • further,
  • hasten,
  • hurry,
  • promote,
  • quicken.
  •facilitate (verb)
  • aid,
  • ease,
  • encourage,
  • simplify.
  •give money beforehand (verb)
  • lend.
  •improve (verb)
  • correct,
  • elaborate,
  • embellish,
  • enhance,
  • enrich,
  • garnish,
  • improve,
  • progress,
  • refine,
  • renovate.
  •increase (verb)
  • accrue,
  • add,
  • amplify,
  • augment,
  • boost,
  • broaden,
  • burgeon,
  • elevate,
  • enlarge,
  • expand,
  • extend,
  • fatten,
  • grow,
  • heighten,
  • increase,
  • increment,
  • inflate,
  • lengthen,
  • magnify,
  • maximize,
  • multiply,
  • raise,
  • reinforce,
  • upgrade,
  • widen.
  •increase in amount, number, or position (verb)
  • develop,
  • enlarge,
  • grow,
  • improve,
  • magnify,
  • multiply,
  • prefer,
  • raise.
  •lend (verb)
  • lease,
  • lend,
  • let,
  • loan,
  • mortgage,
  • pawn,
  • sublet.
  •motion (verb)
  • go on,
  • pass on,
  • progress.
  •move something forward, often quickly (verb)
  • accelerate,
  • bring forward,
  • come forward,
  • elevate,
  • gain ground,
  • get ahead,
  • go forward,
  • hasten,
  • make headway,
  • press on,
  • proceed,
  • promote,
  • quicken,
  • speed,
  • step forward,
  • go ahead.
  •offer (verb)
  • bestow,
  • cite,
  • endow,
  • give,
  • impart,
  • invite,
  • quote,
  • render,
  • submit.
  •progress (verb)
  • proceed.
  •promote or propose an idea (verb)
  • adduce,
  • allege,
  • cite,
  • encourage,
  • further,
  • offer,
  • present,
  • put forward,
  • serve,
  • set forth,
  • submit.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • develop,
  • propose,
  • put forth,
  • put before.
  •
  • go,
  • moot.
  •
  • forward,
  • look up.
  •
  • pose.
  •bring up
  • moot.
  •continue
  • make headway,
  • press on.
  •expedite
  • facilitate.
  •extend
  • put forth.
  •gain ground
  • make up for lost time.
  •get along
  • get along.
  •go ahead
  • go forward.
  •go forward
  • make progress.
  •hasten
  • hasten.
  •improve
  • look up,
  • upgrade,
  • make strides.
  •move on
  • go ahead.
  •offer
  • extend.
  •support
  • support.
  •Other relevant words:
  • accommodation,
  • adduce,
  • advancement,
  • advancing,
  • allege,
  • appreciate,
  • appreciation,
  • assign,
  • bear up,
  • bring forward,
  • bring on,
  • come forward,
  • come up,
  • develop,
  • elevation,
  • enunciate,
  • expedition,
  • facilitation,
  • flit,
  • flow,
  • fly,
  • forward,
  • forwarding,
  • furtherance,
  • gain ground,
  • get ahead,
  • get along,
  • glide,
  • go,
  • go along,
  • go forward,
  • go on,
  • heist,
  • hike,
  • improvement,
  • influence,
  • lay down,
  • look up,
  • make headway,
  • moot,
  • oncoming,
  • pass on,
  • plead,
  • pose,
  • posit,
  • postulate,
  • predicate,
  • prefer,
  • preferment,
  • press on,
  • produce,
  • promotion,
  • propose,
  • proposition,
  • push forward,
  • put forward,
  • rise,
  • run,
  • set forth,
  • set up,
  • slide,
  • slip,
  • speed,
  • speeding,
  • state,
  • step forward,
  • stipulate,
  • subserve,
  • support,
  • up,
  • go ahead,
  • upgrading,
  • hold forth,
  • make progress,
  • put forth,
  • lay before,
  • put before,
  • pass along,
  • move forward,
  • come on,
  • make strides,
  • make up for lost time,
  • roll on,
  • set before,
  • futher.

Antonyms for Advance:

• n.

  • advance
    recession, retreat.
  • forward movement
    decline, hindrance, impediment, recession, retreat, retrogression.
  • improvement, progress in development
    decrease.
  • Other antonyms:
    about-face, back, backwash, break, breakdown, bump, collapse, crash, decadence, decay, declension, decline, decrease, degeneration, demote, descent, deterioration, detriment, disablement, downgrade, draw back, drawback, ebb, ebbing, failing, fall back, fall behind, flagging, glitch, hindrance, impairment, impediment, kick downstairs, lapse, late, lessening, lose, middle, move back, pull away, pull back, recede, recess, recession, reduction, reflux, regress, regression, relegate, retire, retraction, retreat, retrograde, retrogress, retrogression, return, reversal, reverse, setback, shortcoming, sinking, slowing, turnabout, turnaround, weakening, withdraw, worsening, Languishment, stumbling block.

• v.

  • increase in amount, number, or position
    lose.
  • motion
    recede.
  • move something forward, often quickly
    recede, retrogress, withdraw.