additionally
/əˈdɪʃənəli
/adverb
1As an extra factor or circumstance: brokers finance themselves additionally by short-term borrowing...
- The size of the central database can be additionally reduced by a factor of seven or eight by two methods.
- Moreover the council additionally benefits from the Respark schemes which push commuters and visitors into the council car parks.
- Furthermore, these devices should be additionally provided with scramblers to protect transmitted information.
Synonyms
also, in addition, as well, too, besides, on top (of that), moreover, further, furthermore, what's more, over and above that, into the bargain, to boot
archaic withal, forbye
1.1 [sentence adverb] Used to introduce a new fact or argument: additionally, 50 hours of practical experience will be necessary...
- And additionally some of the facts are being retried.
- The idea was rejected because it would have proved too costly and, additionally, after difficulties arose with getting permission to use the land.
- Prices of food and drinks are very competitive and additionally, most places pass out free drinks and announce happy hours.