advancer
definition
- noun form of advance
ad·vance
verb
advance (verb) · advances (third person present) · advanced (past tense) · advanced (past participle) · advancing (present participle)
- move forward in a purposeful way:
- move forward in time:
- cause (an event) to occur at an earlier date than planned:
- make or cause to make progress:
- (especially of shares of stock) increase in price:
- put forward (a theory or suggestion):
- lend (money) to (someone):
- pay (money) to (someone) before it is due:
- a forward movement:
- a development or improvement:
- an increase or rise in amount, value, or price:
- an amount of money paid before it is due or for work only partly completed:
- a loan:
- an approach made to someone, typically with the aim of initiating a sexual encounter:
- done, sent, or supplied beforehand:
Synonyms
advance,
proceed,
approach,
near,
retreat,
postpone,
promote,
further,
forward,
help,
aid,
assist,
facilitate,
boost,
strengthen,
improve,
benefit,
foster,
cultivate,
encourage,
support,
back,
progress,
develop,
thrive,
flourish,
prosper,
mature,
evolve,
impede,
hinder,
present,
submit,
suggest,
propose,
introduce,
offer,
proffer,
adduce,
moot,
retract,
lend,
loan,
credit,
contribute,
give,
donate,
sub,
borrow,
spend,
expend,
pay,
remit,
furnish,
supply,
disburse,
contribute,
give,
donate,
invest,
pledge,
progress,
headway,
approach,
nearing,
coming,
arrival,
breakthrough,
development,
leap,
find,
finding,
discovery,
invention,
success,
headway,
progress,
advancement,
evolution,
improvement,
betterment,
furtherance,
increase,
rise,
upturn,
upsurge,
upswing,
growth,
boom,
boost,
elevation,
escalation,
augmentation,
hike,
deposit,
retainer,
prepayment,
credit,
mortgage,
overdraft,
debenture,
lending,
moneylending,
advancing,
sub,
overtures,
moves,
proposal,
proposition,
offer,
suggestion,
appeal,
preliminary,
leading,
forward,
foremost,
first,
exploratory,
explorative,
pilot,
vanguard,
test,
trial,
early,
previous,
prior,
beforehand