How do you use moreover in a sentence?

Answer 1

"She was a gentle lady with an ease of forgiveness, moreover, a very genuine humanitarian with much love in her heart."

Moreover simply takes a description one step further to add more color to someone or something. If used for an independent clause, it normally should be a new sentence rather than follow a semicolon.

"He set a new record in the race. Moreover, it was his third record of the month."

Answer 2

You have to clean your room, do the dishes, and clean the table; furthermore you have to vacuum the living room.

The government's action is unprecedented, and furthermore, it may be illegal.

Answer 3

Additionally is an adverb, and can also be used to connect a following sentence.

The hostess provided name tags for her guests, and additionally assigned them chairs at the table.

Additionally important to the war effort was the support of our allies.

The election was overturned. Additionally, those who tampered with the ballots were jailed.

Answer 4

Moreover is a word that means in addition to, or besides. An example of moreover used in a sentence is: He was angry over something petty and moreover, it was something he himself was often guilty of.

Answer 5

The hairdresser had dyed his hair the wrong color; moreover, the hair turned green when she tried to correct the error.

Answer 6

Using glass instead of electrical tape to surround live current is a good idea, moreover, glass is an even better insulator.

Answer 7

Doing my hair in the morning is important, moreover, making sure i look good is even better.

Answer 8

Example sentence - Walking in the park alone at night can be dangerous. Moreover, it is illegal as the park closes at 10:00 pm.

Answer 9

As an adverb - "She was late for work and furthermore she was habitually late for work" .