and moreover

conjunction

Meaning

An emphatic way to add a significant, often surprising or persuasive, piece of information to a previous statement.

Examples

The hotel was far too expensive, and moreover, it was located miles from the city center.
She is a brilliant researcher, and moreover, she has a natural talent for teaching complex concepts.

Synonyms: also, furthermore, in addition, what's more, besides

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and moreover

conjunction

Pronunciation: ænd mɔːrˈoʊvər

Definition

An emphatic way to add a significant, often surprising or persuasive, piece of information to a previous statement.

Examples

The hotel was far too expensive, and moreover, it was located miles from the city center.
She is a brilliant researcher, and moreover, she has a natural talent for teaching complex concepts.
The policy is fundamentally unfair, and moreover, it violates several international human rights agreements.

Synonyms of and moreover

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