What is another word for further-more?
Pronunciation:
[ fˈɜːðəmˈɔː], [ fˈɜːðəmˈɔː], [ f_ˈɜː_ð_ə_m_ˈɔː]
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Synonyms for Further-more:
adv.
• again (adverb) • along (adverb)- With,
- simultaneously,
- side by side,
- accompanying,
- as companion,
- at same time,
- coupled with,
- in addition to.
- again,
- in conjunction with,
- over and above,
- plus,
- on top of,
- more,
- Including,
- still,
- as well as,
- in like manner,
- conjointly,
- And,
- together with,
- along with,
- more than that.
- in excess of,
- in distinction to,
- in the same way,
- and all,
- not to mention,
- on the side,
- by the same token,
- supplementary to,
- other than,
- not counting,
- to boot,
- what's more,
- added to,
- on top of everything,
- apart from,
- exceeding,
- exclusive of,
- with the exception of,
- more than,
- what is more,
- aside from.
conj.
• Other relevant words: (conjunction)
How to use "Further-more" in context?
The use of "further-more" can be confusing when used in a sentence. It's best to use it sparingly and only when there is a specific reason for it to be there. "Further-more," when used in place of " moreover ," can indicate that there is more to the story, or that the speaker is reminding the listener of something else. For example:
"Further-more, I don't want to go alone."
"Further-more, you've got to be kidding me.
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