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Definition of moreover - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
conjunctiveintroduces additional information supporting a statement
- The plan is cost-effective. Moreover, it is environmentally friendly.
- The report was thorough. Moreover, it was well-received by the board.
- The book is engaging. Moreover, it provides deep insights into the topic.
Origin of moreover
Middle English, more (in addition) + over (above)
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- French:de plus, ...
- German:außerdem, ...
- Italian:inoltre, ...
- Spanish:además, ...
- Portuguese:além disso, ...
- Chinese:此外, ...
- Japanese:さらに, ...
- Arabic:علاوة على ذلك, ...
- Hebrew:יֶתֶר עַל כֵּן, ...
- Russian:более того, ...
- Ukrainian:більше того, ...
- Hindi:इसके अलावा, ...
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