Along with
Further and along with are semantically related. in as well topic. In some cases you can use "Further" instead an adverb phrase "Along with", when it comes to topics like in addition to, to a greater extent, in the second place.
Further
Further adverb - At or to a greater distance or more advanced point.
Along with and further are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Along with" instead an adverb "Further".
Nearby Words: furthered, furthering
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- better and along with
- better and further
- still and along with
- still and further
- supplementary and along with
- supplementary and further
- extra and along with
- extra and further
- over and above and along with
- over and above and further
- on top of and along with
- on top of and further
- moreover and along with
- moreover and further
Both terms in one sentence
- Kotoko: Forced into child prostitution by her parents, with her mother going along with her as well, because they felt it would further her career as a child star.
Source: Abusive Parents / Video Games -
City takes it further because, well, it's out in the open city, and Origins as well, being even more of the city (along with some Scenery Gorn in the Firefly sequence).
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Took it even further by including a photo of the doll tied to a chair along with the ransom note.
Source: Comic Strip / Calvin and Hobbes
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