moreover
mor-OH-vur/mɔɹˈoʊvɚ/UKmor-OH-vuh/mɔːˈɹəʊvə/
- 1Used to add one more point to something already said.
Like saying "and also" before you add one more thing.
The trip costs a lot of money. Moreover, it takes three days to get there.
He was late again. Moreover, he forgot to bring the report.
Similaralso, furthermore, additionally, further, again
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Origin
From Middle English moreover, made from more + over.