Furthermore
Furthermore adverb - In addition.
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Synonyms for Furthermore
To continue and furthermore are semantically related In some cases you can use "To continue" instead an adverb "Furthermore".
To continue
Furthermore and to continue are semantically related in in the second place topic. You can use "Furthermore" instead an adverb phrase "To continue".
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Related pairs
- including and furthermore
- including and to continue
- second and furthermore
- second and to continue
- further and furthermore
- further and to continue
- next and furthermore
- next and to continue
- moreover and furthermore
- moreover and to continue
- then and furthermore
- then and to continue
- in addition and furthermore
- in addition and to continue
Both terms in one sentence
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Furthermore, there are loops you can exploit to continue doing this indefinitely, effectively freezing your opponent in time.
Source: Time Stands Still -
Furthermore, he is taken under the wing of a man in a bat-suit and is inspired to continue his one-man war against crime.
Source: Comicbook / Earth 2 -
Furthermore, after Teddy shows him the photo he took of Leonard once the deed was done, he burns both it, AND the new photo he just took of the killed "John G.", to continue to delude himself into thinking his wife's killer was still at large.
Source: Film / Memento
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