Moreover and Past

Moreover

Moreover adverb - In addition.
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Past and moreover are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Past" instead an adverb "Moreover".

Past

Past adverb - So as to pass a given point.

Moreover and past are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Moreover" instead an adverb "Past".

Both words in one sentence

  • Moreover, don't let other characters gloss over past actions with a pep talk to grant cheap resolution; your character must atone or get over her past through her own character development.
  • Useful Notes / Tennis Moreover, Hewitt and Henman were on the same side of the draw, so only one of them could make it past the semifinals.
  • After her defeat, she whines about how her own efforts were ruined; moreover, she herself instigated nearly every atrocity in the past four centuries out of a desire for the Philosopher's Stone.
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