Afterward
Afterward adverb - Following in time or place.
Furthermore and afterward are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Furthermore" instead a conjunction "Afterward".
Nearby Word: afterwards
Furthermore
Furthermore adverb - In addition.
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Synonyms for Furthermore
Afterward and furthermore are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Afterward" instead a conjunction "Furthermore".
Both words in one sentence
- Furthermore, his Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru, the parental figures who raised him afterward, are killed by stormtroopers shortly after Luke meets Obi-wan Kenobi.
Source: Deceased Parents Are the Best -
Furthermore, the purpose of the weapon is not to strike your enemy (common physics decrees that in most situations, the weapon would just smack your own body right back afterward,) but to force them to submit by cutting off circulation to their limbs by using them as a tourniquet.
Source: Fighting with Chucks -
Furthermore, if they win, the lawyers in question can treat their clients coldly afterward by refusing to accept their thanks and responding that they will send them their very expensive bill for services rendered, since they were Only in It for the Money.
Source: Amoral Attorney
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