Another Word For Moreover

Meaning

The word "moreover" is a transition word that is used to add information in a way that emphasizes an additional point. It introduces a statement that reinforces or expands on what has been previously said, effectively meaning "in addition to" or "furthermore."

Synonyms

• Furthermore
• Additionally
• Also
• As well
• Besides

Antonyms

• However
• Nevertheless
• Although
• But

Etymology

The word "moreover" comes from the Middle English "more over," which means "in addition to" or "further." It combines "more," from Old English “māra,” meaning "greater" or "additional," and "over," from Old English "ūfer," used here to indicate something adding or supplementing.

Examples

1. The project was completed on time; moreover, it stayed under budget.
2. She loves to read fiction; moreover, she enjoys writing her own stories.
3. The new policy will benefit employees; moreover, it will improve overall company performance.
4. He excels in mathematics; moreover, his problem-solving skills are exceptional.