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Farther vs. Further

People often use farther and further interchangeably to mean "at a greater distance."

However, in most countries, there are actually subtle differences in meaning between the two.

Farther is used more to refer to physical distances, while further is used more to refer to figurative and nonphysical distances.

So while Paris is "farther" away than Madrid, a marketing team falls "further" away from its leads goal. (Note: The word "further" is preferred for all senses of the word in the U.K., Australia, Canada, and elsewhere in the Commonwealth of Nations.)

The word "further" can also be used as an adjective or as an adverb to mean "additionally." For example, "I have no further questions."

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