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Definition of advanced : 1. Far on in life or time.
2. In the front or before others, as regards progress or ideas; as, advanced opinions, advanced thinkers.
3. In the van or front.
4. of Advance

Synonyms:

modern, excellent, ahead, advance, mature, forward, in advance, ripe, mod, first, precocious, right, precede, exceptional, good, study at, modernistic, difficult, forward-looking, new, elderly, superior, senior, sophisticated, innovational, groundbreaking, innovative, aged

hurried, furthered, promoted, quickened, facilitated, hastened, expedited, accelerated

proceeded

eased, aided, simplified, encouraged

embellished, corrected, refined, enriched, progressed, garnished, elaborated, improved, enhanced, better, renovated

closed, gained, accessed, neared, converged, came, approached, loomed, come, impended

incremental, liberal, gradual, enterprising, progressive, unconventional, radical

contributed, assisted, favored, did good, done good, helped, availed, bettered, served

endowed, imparted, bestowed, presented, quoted, invited, dealt, granted, submitted, bid, gave, issued, rendered, cited, offered, tendered, bidden, attempted, given

broadened, widened, accrued, augmented, raised, fattened, heightened, elevated, magnified, expanded, maximized, boosted, grew, burgeoned, added, increased, grown, inflated, lengthened, multiplied, incremented, enlarged, reinforced, amplified, extended, upgraded

let, loaned, lent, leased, mortgaged, sublet, pawned

seasoned, old, venerable

Usage examples:

• He advanced, holding out his hand. - "Atlantida", Pierre Benoit.
• At first Matravers thought that the room was empty, and he advanced slowly towards the window. - "Berenice", E. Phillips Oppenheim.
• As the evening advanced he began to be thoroughly alarmed. - "Divers Women", Pansy and Mrs. C.M. Livingston.