Pronunciation

/mɔːrˈoʊvər/

Definitions

• Adverb: In addition to what has already been said; further; besides. It is often used to introduce a new point or to emphasize something that supports or adds to a previous statement.

Example sentence: Furthermore, he was not only on time but also brought additional supplies.

Phrases

• “Moreover, it is important to note”: This phrase is commonly used when making an additional significant point in an argument or explanation.
• “Not only…but moreover”: This construction emphasizes two related points, suggesting that one thing is impressive enough, but there’s another equally or more impressive fact.

Example Sentences

• She completed her project ahead of schedule; moreover, its quality surpassed expectations.
• The restaurant offers great food; moreover, the service is impeccable.

Synonyms

• Furthermore
• In addition
• Besides
• Also
• What’s more
• Additionally
• Further
• To boot

Note: While “moreover” is traditionally classified as an adverb, it can sometimes function similarly to a conjunction in connecting clauses, particularly when introducing a new piece of information that supplements or amplifies a preceding clause.