furthermore — in addition to what has been said; moreover
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: in addition to what has been said; moreover
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈfɜːrðərˌmɔːr/
Korean meaning: 게다가, 더욱이, 또한
Korean pronunciation: **퍼**더**모어**
Example Sentences
- I don't like horror movies. Furthermore, they give me nightmares for weeks.
- The pizza is cold. Furthermore, there's pineapple on it, which is a crime against humanity.
- He's always late. Furthermore, he never apologizes for keeping us waiting.
furthermore
ADVERB//ˈfɜːrðərˌmɔːr//
in addition to what has been said; moreover
A student furthermore presents additional ideas stacked upon previous points on whiteboard
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Furthermore, each truth builds brighter still — therefore more doors open, more light spills through
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Origin
From Middle English, combining 'further' (comparative form of 'far', from Old English 'furðor') with 'more' (from Old English 'māra'). The word developed as a reinforced comparative adverb to mean 'to a greater extent beyond'.
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“I don't like horror movies. Furthermore, they give me nightmares for weeks.”
“The pizza is cold. Furthermore, there's pineapple on it, which is a crime against humanity.”
“He's always late. Furthermore, he never apologizes for keeping us waiting.”
“The exam was incredibly difficult. Furthermore, my pen ran out of ink halfway through.”
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