Meaning & use
moreover
In addition to what has already been said; furthermore.
See it in a sentence
The plan is expensive; moreover, it would take years to complete.
The hotel was cheap and, moreover, within walking distance of the beach.
A note on using this word
Moreover is formal and typically introduces a stronger or more important point than the one before it, usually at the start of a sentence.
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