Moreover and On the other hand

Moreover

Moreover adverb - In addition.
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On the other hand and moreover are semantically related In some cases you can use "On the other hand" instead an adverb "Moreover".

On the other hand

On the other hand adverb - (contrastive) from another point of view.

Moreover and on the other hand are semantically related in in addition topic. Sometimes you can use "Moreover" instead an adverb phrase "On the other hand".

Both terms in one sentence

  • On the other hand, Teddy Roosevelt (to name just one) was an example of a President who actually was a hunter with no pretence involved, and who moreover numbered dangerous animals like lions among his game.
  • The Allies, on the other hand, included four of the largest countries in the world (the Brits still kinda had their empire back then), and, moreover, linked by the various mutual supply agreements, which forced them to devote themselves to the matters of supply in earnest.
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