Cool MateMeaning of Farther
A comparative form of 'far', indicating a greater physical distance.
In simple words: A greater distance away.
Farther in a sentence
- The store is farther down the street than I expected.
- She walked farther than her friends during the hike.
- The mountain looks farther from this angle.
- The dog ran farther than the fence.
- We need to drive farther to reach the campsite.
How to use Farther
Use 'farther' for physical distances, 'further' for abstract concepts. More common in American English.
Grammar pattern
farther + object
Memory hint
Think of 'farther' as related to 'far,' both talk about distance.
Related words
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Frequently asked questions about "Farther"
What does "Farther" mean?
A greater distance away.
What is the definition of "Farther"?
A comparative form of 'far', indicating a greater physical distance.
How do you use "Farther" in a sentence?
The store is farther down the street than I expected.
Can you give another example of "Farther"?
She walked farther than her friends during the hike.
What are synonyms for "Farther"?
Common alternatives include farther away, more distant, beyond.
What is the opposite of "Farther"?
Opposite meanings include closer, nearer.
What words go with "Farther"?
It commonly pairs with go farther, farther away, farther along.
What are common mistakes when using "Farther"?
Confused with 'further' when referring to distance. Using 'farther' in non-physical contexts.
How do you pronounce "Farther"?
US: //ˈfɑrðər//, UK: //ˈfɑːθə//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use "Farther"?
Use 'farther' for physical distances, 'further' for abstract concepts. More common in American English.