CEFR B1

moreover

adverb

Meaning

In addition; furthermore.

Examples

The house is beautiful and spacious; moreover, it is located in a very desirable neighborhood.
She is an excellent student, and moreover, she is a talented musician.

Synonyms: also, additionally, furthermore, what's more

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moreover (B1)

adverb

Pronunciation: /mɔːˈrəʊvər/

Definition

In addition; furthermore.

Examples

The house is beautiful and spacious; moreover, it is located in a very desirable neighborhood.
She is an excellent student, and moreover, she is a talented musician.
The plan is expensive, and moreover, it is unlikely to succeed.

How to Use moreover

moreover (transition word): Used to add more information to a previous statement. — "The project is behind schedule; moreover, it is over budget."

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