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advanced
/ədˈvɑːnst/
When used to describe technology or methods, "advanced" means it is modern and uses the latest discoveries. In education, an "advanced class" or "advanced level" refers to a stage that comes after the basic or intermediate levels. It implies that the student already has a strong foundation. When talking about age (e.g., "of advanced age"), it is a polite and formal way to say someone is very old.
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Meanings
Far on in development or progress; modern and innovative.
"The research facility uses advanced robotics to perform delicate surgeries."
At a higher level of difficulty or complexity, typically intended for students who have already mastered basic concepts.
"She decided to enroll in an advanced calculus course to challenge herself."