Definition for Advance:

• To elevate; promote.

Synonyms for Advance:

• adj.

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

• n.

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

• v.

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

• Other synonyms:

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

Antonyms for Advance:

• adj.

  • ahead in position or time
    last, after, behind, later.

• n.

  • advance
    put back, hinder, retard, retreat, impede, recession.
  • forward movement
    hesitation, stop, retrogression, failure, decline, block, stagnation, impediment, halt, hindrance, withdrawal, retreat, recession.
  • improvement, progress in development
    stoppage, decrease, loss, Diminishment.
  • Other antonyms:
    pull away, retraction, decadence, draw back, middle, crash, collapse, slowing, retrogression, turnabout, late, decay, weakening, disablement, flagging, return, move back, downgrade, hindrance, regression, sinking, decrease, recess, setback, turnaround, reflux, pull back, breakdown, deterioration, glitch, impairment, reversal, reverse, about-face, reduction, shortcoming, detriment, ebb, ebbing, lessening, stumbling block, lapse, degeneration, Languishment, impediment, declension, backwash, drawback, worsening, failing.

• Other antonyms:

  • n. t.
    abase, about-face, arrest, back away, back down, back out, backwash, balk, ban, bar, battle, behind, block, borrow, breakdown, cease, censure, check, collapse, combat, conceal, condemn, contend, counter, cramp, crash, crawfish, crawfish out, decadence, decay, declension, decrease, degeneration, degrade, delay, demean, denounce, depose, detain, deterioration, dethrone, detriment, diminish, disablement, discourage, disgrace, dishonor, dismiss, dissuade, downgrade, drawback, ebb, ebbing, encumber, enjoin, exit, expel, fail, failing, failure, fetter, fight, flagging, forbid, frustrate, glitch, go, halt, hamper, hesitate, hesitation, hide, hindrance, hobble, hold, hold back, humble, humiliate, hurt, impairment, impeach, impede, impediment, inhibit, interdict, interfere, interrupt, keep, lapse, last, leave, lessen, lessening, loss, manacle, mortify, move back, obstruct, oppose, oust, outlaw, overthrow, pause, postpone, prohibit, proscribe, pull away, pull back, pull in one's horns, receive, recess, reduction, reflux, refrain, regression, remain, remove, reprobate, retract, retraction, retrogression, return, reversal, reverse, setback, shackle, shame, shortcoming, sinking, slow, slow down, slow up, slowing, snuff, snuff out, spurn, squash, squelch, stagnation, stall, stand, stay, stem, stifle, stop, stoppage, stunt, subdue, suppress, take, take back, take down, turn, turnabout, turnaround, unmake, unseat, wait, weaken, weakening, withhold, worsening, Diminishment, Languishment, stumbling block, drop off, let up, contend with, interfere with, damn, retard, set back, recede from, defer payment, withhold payment.

• v.

  • give money beforehand
    borrow.
  • increase in amount, number, or position
    lose, spurn, lower, fail, repress, lessen, reduce, diminish.
  • motion
    recede.
  • move something forward, often quickly
    hold, yield, turn, hesitate, cease, back down, withdraw, recede, hinder, keep, retard, take back, retrogress.
  • promote or propose an idea
    hide, refrain, take, withhold, prevent, discourage, dissuade, hurt, conceal.