furtherance

• Apoyo activo o promoción del progreso, éxito o adopción de algo; avance de una causa o empresa.

The active process of helping something to develop, succeed, or be adopted, or the advancement of a particular undertaking or cause.

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1. Active encouragement of the progress, growth, or acceptance of something.C1formal

   The provision of support, resources, or advocacy aimed at making an idea, policy, movement, or product develop further or become more widely approved, removing obstacles and creating favourable conditions for its expansion.

   Fomento o promoción activa

   • The grant was awarded for the furtherance of renewable energy research.
   • She dedicated her life to the furtherance of women's rights.
   • The society works for the furtherance of understanding between cultures.
   • His generous donation contributed greatly to the furtherance of medical science.
   • The new legislation was passed in furtherance of public safety.

   Sinónimosadvancementadvocacyencouragementfacilitationfosteringpromotionsupport

   Antónimosdeterrencediscouragementhindranceimpedimentobstructionopposition

2. The advancement of some enterprise, project, or undertaking.C1formal

   The concrete steps and measures taken to move a specific plan, business, or initiative forward towards its goals, often involving strategic coordination, resource allocation, and overcoming practical challenges.

   fomento, impulso

   • The committee was formed for the furtherance of the building project.
   • They met weekly to coordinate their efforts in furtherance of the company's expansion.
   • The funds were used in furtherance of the educational programme.
   • Every action they took was in furtherance of the strategic plan.
   • The partnership was established in furtherance of scientific exploration.

   Sinónimosadvancementassistancedevelopmentencouragementfacilitationforwardingpromotionpursuitsupport