What is another word for see also?

Pronunciation: [sˈiː ˈɒlsə͡ʊ] (IPA)

When you are writing a report, research paper, or even a blog post, you may need to refer the reader to additional material on related topics. "See also" is a common phrase used to indicate further reading material. However, there are many synonyms for this term that can provide variety and keep your writing fresh. Some alternatives to "see also" include "related content," "similarly," "in the same vein," "connected resources," "additional references," "further reading," and "related articles." Experimenting with these phrases can make your writing more interesting and engaging for your audience. So, next time you need to point your readers to additional information, consider trying out some of these synonyms for "see also".

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What are the hypernyms for See also?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Famous quotes with See also

  • And now, by a transition which he did not notice, it seemed that what had begun as speech was turned into sight, or into something that can be remembered only as if it were seeing. He thought he saw the Great Dance.He could see also (but the word "seeing" is now plainly inadequate) wherever the ribbons or serpents of light intersected minute corpuscles of momentary brightness: and he knew somehow that these particles were the secular generalities of which history tells — people, institutions, climates of opinion, civilizations, arts, sciences and the like — ephemeral coruscations that piped their short song and vanished.the time in which the Great Dance proceeds is very unlike time as we know it.But not all the cords were individuals: some of them were universal truths or universal qualities.till suddenly as the movement grew yet swifter, the interweaving yet more ecstatic, the relevance of all to all yet more intense, as dimension was added to dimension and that part of him which could reason and remember was dropped further and further behind that part of him which saw, even then, at the very zenith of complexity, complexity was eaten up and faded, as a thin white cloud fades into the hard blue burning of sky, and all simplicity beyond all comprehension, ancient and young as spring, illimitable, pellucid, drew him with cords of infinite desire into its own stillness.
    C. S. Lewis

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