along with

In addition to

Along with means together with or in addition to, indicating accompaniment or inclusion: She brought her resume along with three references.

It often connects items of similar importance or adds something to what's already mentioned: Along with the pay raise came new responsibilities.

The phrase emphasizes that things come as a pair or group rather than separately.

addition

plus

Sign of increase

additionally · furthermore · moreover · also · further · extra · supplementary · complementary · including · not to mention

accompaniment

side by side

Adjacent and parallel

in unison · jointly · conjointly · simultaneously · parallel · beside · among · amidst · entwined · intertwined

companionship

friendship

Bond of mutual affection

togetherness · bonding · rapport · solidarity · closeness · communion · amity · brotherhood · sisterhood · unity

partnership

collaboration

Joint intellectual work

coalition · consortium · affiliation · merger · federation · synergy · confederation · symbiosis · mutuality · teamwork

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Opposites
accompaniment/inclusion

along withapart from

Excluding from consideration

without · excluding · not including · except for · away from

addition vs. subtraction

along withminus

Subtraction symbol

less · except for · save for · barring · other than

Family

long, with, without, along, withdraw, withhold, withdrawal, withstand, alongside

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G