furthermore

What is more

Furthermore introduces an additional point that reinforces or builds on what came before.

It's more formal than *also* or *besides* and signals that the speaker is strengthening an argument: The proposal is too expensive; furthermore, it won't solve the underlying problem.

Common in academic writing and persuasive speech.

addition

moreover

Word adding information

additionally · likewise · too · as well · plus · what's more · not to mention · equally · similarly · on top of that

progression

then

At that time

secondly · thirdly · finally · lastly · continuing · proceeding · moving on · in turn

emphasis

indeed

Word affirming emphasis

  • evenUniform and level
  • stillUnmoving, or continuing
  • yetStill, or eventually

truly · especially · particularly · notably · significantly · importantly · certainly · surely · undoubtedly · definitely

consequence

therefore

For that reason

consequently · as a result · so · ergo · thereby · wherefore · for this reason

Categories
Opposites
discourse direction

furthermorehowever

Introduces a contrasting point

nevertheless · nonetheless · but · yet · conversely

argument position

furthermorein conclusion

Signals the ending

in summary · to conclude · finally · therefore · thus

Family

furthermost

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