Another Word For In addition

Meaning

The phrase "in addition" is used to indicate that something is being added to what has already been mentioned. It serves to introduce extra information, points, or examples that further develop a discussion or argument.

Synonyms

• Moreover
• Furthermore
• Additionally
• Also
• As well as

Antonyms

• Instead
• However
• But
• Without
• Although

Etymology

The phrase "in addition" originates from the combination of the English word "addition," which traces back to the Latin word "additio" meaning "the act of adding" and "addere," meaning "to add." The term "in" functions as a preposition indicating inclusion.

Examples

1. She is skilled in graphic design; in addition, she has experience in web development.
2. The project will help reduce carbon emissions. In addition, it will create new jobs in the green energy sector.
3. We will provide lunch for the attendees; in addition, refreshments will be available throughout the day.