moreover (formal); furthermore; in addition; on top of that
The Prime Minister is unwilling to admit that the country is deeply in debt. Moreover/Furthermore/In addition he insists he can maintain current levels of government spending.
The earthquake victims in Haiti are desperately short of food and shelter. In addition they urgently need doctors and medical supplies.
She borrowed my bike and never gave it back. On top of that, she broke the lawnmower and wrecked the washing machine.
Similarity
Expressing similarity
similarly; in the same way
The roads are usually very crowded at the beginning of the holiday season. Similarly, there are often traffic jams at the end of the holidays.
We did everything to provide our daughters with a good education. In the same way, they put a high value on our grandchildren's education.
Emphasising a contrast
Stronger contrast
however; nevertheless; mind you; still; yet; in spite of this
Britain came last in the World Children's Games again. However, we did have one success with Annie Smith's world record in the egg and spoon race.
I don't like the job much. Mind you, the money's good.
He says he's not rich and yet he owns 3 houses and 4 cars.
It was foggy this morning. In spite of this, I managed to get to college on time.
It was foggy earlier but I still managed to get here on time.
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