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Meanings of furtherance in English
Encouragement of the progress or growth or acceptance of something.
Usage of furtherance in English
1
He must do his best for the furtherance of his work outside.
2
In furtherance of this policy all Government tourist sites should surely be open.
3
The duty of voting in furtherance of the policy of emancipation was inculcated.
4
But for the furtherance of the problem the point is this.
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In the furtherance of his ministry, Weygand performed some literary work.
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And then, constant in the furtherance of his purposes, Wilhelm deliberately invented Bismarck.
7
All my recommendations today are in furtherance of these three purposes.
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Mark Twain left this admonition in furtherance of that better sort:
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In the furtherance of Dr. Washington's work, the graduates stand ready to say:
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His functioning is not a furtherance of the generic life process.
11
He overruled all for the furtherance of his own gracious designs.
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Never could a spot be better situated for the furtherance of my wishes.
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All things, even himself, must bend to the furtherance of his cherished objects.
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I told you I was given to the furtherance of myself and my family.
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He makes the humblest of us tools for the furtherance of his wise designs.
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The little hand perhaps does not contribute much to the furtherance of your occupation.
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