Plus

/plʌs/

Meaning & Definition

noun

Something that is an advantage or positive addition.

Having a flexible schedule is a plus for this job.

adjective

Indicating a positive quantity or condition.

The project will have a plus impact on the community.

conjunction

Used to connect words, clauses, or sentences, typically to add something.

She loves reading novels, plus she enjoys poetry.

Used to indicate addition in mathematics.

Two plus two equals four.

Used to indicate a benefit or positive aspect.

The job pays well, plus it offers great benefits.

preposition

Used alongside or in addition to something else.

He brought his friends to the party, plus his sister.

From Latin 'plus', meaning 'more'.

plus one

an additional person or thing.

the plus side

the favorable aspect of a situation.

plus points

additional advantages or favorable qualities.

addition

the process of adding something to something else.

advantage

a condition or circumstance that puts one in a favorable or superior position.

positive

being good or useful.

A way to add something extra, often used in informal contexts.

Let's go out for pizza, plus we can grab ice cream afterward.

Used to signify being more than just good; something great.

That concert was plus, man!