Behind and To boot

Behind

Behind adverb - In or to or toward the rear.

To boot and behind are semantically related. In some cases you can use "To boot" instead an adverb "Behind".

To boot

To boot adverb - In addition, by way of addition; furthermore.
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Synonyms for To boot

Behind and to boot are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Behind" instead an adverb phrase "To boot".

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  • Big Screwed-Up Family The Targaryens are not very far behind, similarly incestuous, and Royally Screwed Up to boot.
  • Western Animation / Spot the Dog In the UK edits, Spot has made his mom angry once, and over a relatively minor incident to boot (he walked into the house with dirty paws and left behind prints on the floor).
  • Parody Sue He's the mastermind behind the events of 5 and 6 parodies, and a demi-god to boot.
    Source: Parody Sue
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