Meaning & Definition of word "Moreover"

Moreover

/mɔːrˈoʊvər/

1. In addition to what has been said; besides; furthermore.
- Example: The project was completed on time; moreover, it came in under budget.
2. Used to introduce an additional point or piece of information that strengthens an argument.
- Example: She is an exceptional student; moreover, she volunteers at the local shelter every weekend.
3. Used to indicate a conclusion or a further development of an idea.
- Example: The weather was beautiful; moreover, there were no crowds at the park.
4. To add emphasis to a statement previously made.
- Example: He is not only talented but moreover dedicated to his craft.

Middle English, from Old French 'mores, oure' which means 'more, beyond'.

Moreover, it is important to note:

Additionally, it is crucial to consider this aspect.

Moreover, the evidence suggests:

Furthermore, the proof indicates.

Not only that, but moreover:

In addition to that, and furthermore.

furthermore:

Used to introduce an additional point.

additionally:

In addition; also.

Meaning: On top of that

Example Sentence: It's a great place to visit, and on top of that, it's affordable.

Meaning: What's more

Example Sentence: The concert was fantastic, and what's more, we got to meet the band.