in addition
- 1Also; as well; besides, used to add a further point to what has just been said.
The report covers costs for the year. In addition, it lists every supplier the company used.
The new phone is faster and, in addition, its battery lasts two days.
Similaradditionally, also, furthermore, moreover, besides
Note
A linking adverb rather than an ordinary one: it joins a new sentence to the one before it instead of modifying a verb. It typically opens its sentence and is set off by a comma, as when David Van Tassel and Lee DeHaan's "Wild Plants to the Rescue" (2013) stacks a second reason on a first. Keep it apart from in addition to, which takes a noun (in addition to the fee) and works as a preposition.
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