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Collocations for "furthermore"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "furthermore" in context.
WordReference English Collocations © 2025furthermore ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.adv- furthermore, you [should, must, have to]
- (and) furthermore, there are [many, plenty, hundreds]
- (and) furthermore, he [promised, said so, gave permission]
- and furthermore, without any [help, assistance, guidance]
'Furthermore' and 'in addition to' in the same sentence - English Only forum
A comma after Furthermore, a adverbial conjunction. - English Only forum
additionally, in addition, besides, moreover, furthermore, admittedly, though, even though, while - English Only forum
am going to write a letter. Furthermore, I will - English Only forum
and furthermore - English Only forum
And, also, furthermore, in addition,... - English Only forum
besides, furthermore and in addition to - English Only forum
comma after discourse marker [necessary?]: furthermore, moreover - English Only forum
Comma after introductory phrase: Furthermore with both these photos, - English Only forum
Conjunctions... I can confirm... Furthermore, I can confirm...? - English Only forum
Further vs. Furthermore - English Only forum
Furthermore - English Only forum
furthermore -- and similar words without a verb to follow - English Only forum
Furthermore + also.. - English Only forum
Furthermore also - English Only forum
Furthermore or further - English Only forum
Furthermore to - English Only forum
furthermore vs however - English Only forum
furthermore would / would furthermore - English Only forum
Furthermore, I don’t think... - English Only forum
Furthermore, incessant warfare, which springs from insatiable, foolish greed and anger... - English Only forum
Furthermore/Also, he is up for - English Only forum
he's rich, furthermore, he is handsome. - English Only forum
How to use terms such as moreover and furthermore - English Only forum
I like play football. Furthermore, I like play volleyball - English Only forum
in addition to, furthermore with 'and' - English Only forum
In addition to/In addition/Moreover/Furthermore/Not only/ - English Only forum
linking words (furthermore / in addition) - English Only forum
Moreover and furthermore - English Only forum
moreover and furthermore - English Only forum
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