in addition to
On top of
In addition to means besides or along with something already mentioned: In addition to her salary, she receives a housing allowance.
The phrase introduces something extra that supplements what came before: In addition to being late, he forgot the documents.
It functions like "as well as" but sounds slightly more formal.
Word adding more points
- moreoverWord adding information
- alsoWord meaning "in addition"
- besidesIn addition to
- plusSign of increase
as well · too · likewise · further · not to mention · along with · together with · including
Reward beyond expectation
- surplusAmount exceeding requirement
- extraAdditional, beyond necessary
- spareHeld in reserve
- supplementalAdded to complete
ancillary · accompanying · adjunct · appended · thrown in · add-on · incremental · augmented
Pleasingly in accord
- synergyCombined effect exceeding components
- cohesiveTending to bond
- integrativeCombining into a whole
- symbioticMutually dependent relationship
cooperative · mutual · reciprocal · interdependent · collaborative · aligned · unified · parallel
furthermore
Word adding more points
plus · as well · too · likewise · further · not to mention · along with · together with · including · on top of
bonus
Reward beyond expectation
supplemental · ancillary · accompanying · adjunct · appended · thrown in · add-on · incremental · augmented
harmonious
Pleasingly in accord
- synergyCombined effect exceeding components
- cohesiveTending to bond
- integrativeCombining into a whole
symbiotic · cooperative · mutual · reciprocal · interdependent · collaborative · aligned · unified · parallel · compatible
- compound prepositionsaccording to, because of, due to, instead of, out of
- conjunctionsand, but, or, for, nor
- connectivesand, or, but, because, nor
in addition toinstead of
As a replacement for
in place of · rather than · in lieu of · supplanting · replacing
in addition toexcluding
Leaving something out
not counting · minus · less · except for · apart from