adjective

further

More than what already exists or has been mentioned.

The investigation uncovers further evidence in the old files.

Etymology

The older comparative meant farther onward. Applied to amount or information, it names what goes beyond the present point: an additional quantity or item.

More examples

  • We need further information before deciding.
  • Please wait here until further notice.
  • She asked three further questions after the interview.

Forms

further

Similar words

additional
A direct alternative for extra information or items.
extra
Often more informal and may imply beyond what is needed.