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more·o·ver  (môr-vr, mr-, môrvr, mr-)
adv.
Beyond what has been stated; besides.
moreover
Adverb
in addition to what has already been said
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Adv.1.moreover - in addition; "computer chess games are getting cheaper all the time; furthermore, their quality is improving"; "the cellar was dark; moreover, mice nested there"; "what is more, there's no sign of a change"
furthermore, what is more
moreover
adverb furthermore, also, further, in addition, too, as well, besides, likewise, what is more, to boot, additionally, into the bargain, withal (literary)
Translations
moreover [mɔːˈrəuvəʳ] adv → además, por otra parte
moreover [mɔːˈrəuvəʳ] adv → de plus
moreover [mɔːˈrəuvəʳ] adv → außerdem, zudem
moreover [mɔːˈrəuvəʳ] adv → inoltre, di più


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