in addition
On top of
In addition signals that more is being added to what was already stated.
It functions like "also" or "furthermore," introducing supplementary information: The car needs new tires. In addition, the brakes are worn.
Often followed by "to" when specifying what's being added to: In addition to her salary, she receives a housing allowance.
Word adding information
- alsoWord meaning "in addition"
- besidesIn addition to
- furtherTo a greater degree
- likewiseIn similar manner
too · as well · what's more · on top of that · plus · equally · similarly · correspondingly
Additional, beyond necessary
- bonusReward beyond expectation
- complementaryMutually supplying lacks
- ancillaryProviding additional support
- accessorySupplementary addition
adjunct · addendum · appendix · supplement · footnote · postscript · sidebar · annotation
Growth in amount
- growthIncrease in size
- augmentationAct of adding more
- expansionIncrease in scope
- enlargementIncrease in size
amplification · increment · accretion · buildup · escalation · multiplication · proliferation · aggregate
moreover
Word adding information
likewise · too · as well · what's more · on top of that · plus · equally · similarly · correspondingly · along with
extra
Additional, beyond necessary
- bonusReward beyond expectation
- complementaryMutually supplying lacks
- ancillaryProviding additional support
accessory · adjunct · addendum · appendix · supplement · footnote · postscript · sidebar · annotation · afterword
increase
Growth in amount
- growthIncrease in size
- augmentationAct of adding more
- expansionIncrease in scope
enlargement · amplification · increment · accretion · buildup · escalation · multiplication · proliferation · aggregate · cumulative
- phrasesnoun phrases, noun phrase, verb phrase, prepositional phrase, prepositional phrases
- stock phrasesstock phrase, set phrase, cliche, catchphrase, filler phrase
- additionsum, plus, addend, total, plus sign
- connectivesand, or, but, because, nor
- connectorscable, cables, connector, connectors, wires
- transitionstransition, blending, segue, fade, changeover
in additioninstead of
As a replacement for
in place of · rather than · in lieu of · alternatively · as opposed to
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