Meaning & Definition of word "Plus"

Plus

/plʌs/

noun:

  • 1. Something that is an advantage or positive addition.
    • Example: Having a flexible schedule is a plus for this job.

adjective:

  • 1. Indicating a positive quantity or condition.
    • Example: The project will have a plus impact on the community.

conjunction:

  • 1. Used to connect words, clauses, or sentences, typically to add something.
    • Example: She loves reading novels, plus she enjoys poetry.
  • 2. Used to indicate addition in mathematics.
    • Example: Two plus two equals four.
  • 3. Used to indicate a benefit or positive aspect.
    • Example: The job pays well, plus it offers great benefits.

preposition:

  • 1. Used alongside or in addition to something else.
    • Example: He brought his friends to the party, plus his sister.

Etymology

From Latin 'plus', meaning 'more'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

plus one:

an additional person or thing.

the plus side:

the favorable aspect of a situation.

plus points:

additional advantages or favorable qualities.

Related Words

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.

Slang Meanings of plus

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

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

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

Example Sentence: That concert was plus, man!