Further
Further adverb - At or to a greater distance or more advanced point.
With the exception of and further are semantically related In some cases you can use "With the exception of" instead an adverb "Further".
Nearby Words: furthered, furthering
With the exception of
Further and with the exception of are semantically related in as well topic. Sometimes you can use "Further" instead an adverb phrase "With the exception of".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- remote and further
- remote and with the exception of
- extra and further
- extra and with the exception of
- beyond and further
- beyond and with the exception of
- farther and further
- farther and with the exception of
- over and above and further
- over and above and with the exception of
- on top of and further
- on top of and with the exception of
- moreover and further
- moreover and with the exception of
Both terms in one sentence
- Further, with the exception of Johnny Gilbert, guest announcers never had all their episodes air consecutively.
Source: Out Of Order / Live-Action TV -
It actually pacifies the Enders, and with the exception of a deciding duel between Severin and an Ender leader, no further blood is shed.
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With the exception of 'tethering' with Jude and Gaius, she doesn't ever take it further.
Source: The Tease
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