FURTHERED Meaning and
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Furthered is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "further," which is a term used to describe the action of advancing or promoting something. It is used to express the act of helping or contributing to the progress or development of a particular cause, idea, or situation. When something is furthered, it means that it has been pushed forward, extended, or enhanced.
In a general sense, furthering implies taking steps to advance or promote something to a higher level, either by increasing its scope, achieving additional progress, or improving its quality. This verb is commonly used when discussing goals, plans, or efforts that aim to forward progress or create positive change. It often involves taking deliberate actions to create opportunities or overcome obstacles in order to accomplish specific objectives.
Furthered can also refer to fostering deeper understanding or knowledge on a subject or enhancing one's skills or expertise in a particular field. It denotes going beyond existing boundaries or limitations to expand the reach, impact, or effectiveness of something. It can be applied to a wide range of contexts, including academic pursuits, professional endeavors, personal growth, and societal advancements.
Overall, furthered signifies the act of propelling forward, advancing, or improving the status or condition of something, with the intention of achieving greater success, impact, or development.
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Etymology of FURTHERED
The word "furthered" is derived from the verb "further". The root of "further" can be traced back to the Old English word "furðor", which ultimately originates from the Proto-Germanic *furþeron. This Proto-Germanic word, in turn, can be linked to the Proto-Indo-European root *per-, meaning "forward" or "beyond". Over time, "furðor" gradually transformed into "further" in Middle English, eventually leading to the formation of "furthered" as its past tense form.
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