beyond
preposition, adverb (FURTHER AWAY) /biˈjɒnd/
/-ˈjɑːnd/ Definition
B1 further away in the distance (than something): In the distance, beyond the river, was a small town. From the top of the hill we could see our house and the woods beyond.Ahead, in front and beyond
(Definition of beyond prepositionadverb (FURTHER AWAY) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- ahead adverb (IN FRONT)
- ante- prefix
- be (right) under your nose idiom
- before preposition
- downriver adverb, adjective
- follow your nose idiom
- fore adverb, adjective
- fore- prefix
- front noun (PLACE)
- head verb (TOP PART)
- lead verb (SHOW WAY)
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