Definition

1. Adverb:
   • In addition, furthermore: Used to introduce an extra fact, point, or item to what has already been stated. It signals that the following information supplements or adds to the previous point.

Usage

• The word "additionally" is used to connect ideas in writing or speech, making the progression of information clearer. It is typically placed at the beginning of a sentence or clause, followed by a comma.
• It is formal and commonly used in academic, professional, and technical contexts to build an argument or list supporting details.

Examples

• Adverb:
  • The software is fast and reliable. Additionally, it is very user-friendly.
  • She has a degree in law. Additionally, she speaks three languages fluently.
  • The plan reduces costs. Additionally, it improves efficiency.

Advanced Usage

• "Additionally" as a sentence connector: It can be used to start a new sentence that adds a related but distinct point to the previous one.
  • The museum is free for students. Additionally, it offers guided tours on weekends.
• "Additionally" within a sentence: It can be placed after the subject or in the middle of a clause for stylistic variation, though this is less common.
  • The report, additionally, highlights several key risks.

Variants and Related Words

• Additional (adj): Added, extra, or supplementary.
  • There will be an additional charge for luggage.
• Addition (n): The action or process of adding something, or a thing that is added.
  • The new wing is a welcome addition to the hospital.

Synonyms

• Furthermore: In addition; besides (often used to add a point that strengthens the argument).
• Moreover: As a further matter; besides (similar to "furthermore," often used in formal writing).
• Also: In addition; too (more common and less formal than "additionally").
• Besides: In addition to; also (can be used to introduce a reinforcing point).

Related Phrases

• In addition: As an extra person, thing, or circumstance. This phrase is functionally identical to "additionally" and can often be used interchangeably.
  • In addition to his salary, he receives a bonus.
• As well as: In addition to.
  • The conference will cover theory as well as practical applications.

Adverb

1. in addition, by way of addition; furthermore
   • he serves additionally as the CEO