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Collocations for "moreover"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "moreover" in context.
WordReference English Collocations © 2025moreover ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.adv- moreover, it is [doubtful, expected, likely, thought]
- and moreover, we can [assume, show] that
- and moreover, we have [many, some, 500]
- we're lost and, moreover, we're [tired, out of time]
..but moreover.. - English Only forum
Additionally, in addition, besides, moreover, ....... - English Only forum
additionally, in addition, besides, moreover, furthermore, admittedly, though, even though, while - English Only forum
comma after discourse marker [necessary?]: furthermore, moreover - English Only forum
First of all...moreover... - English Only forum
Firstly / Moreover / Secondly - English Only forum
For example, ….. Moreover, …. - English Only forum
Futhermore, Moreover - synonym - English Only forum
How to use "moreover" ? - English Only forum
How to use terms such as moreover and furthermore - English Only forum
in addition or moreover - English Only forum
In addition to/In addition/Moreover/Furthermore/Not only/ - English Only forum
In the second place/Moreover - English Only forum
Informal style [firstly, moreover,...] - English Only forum
killing ones moreover more than not - English Only forum
Moreover - English Only forum
Moreover - English Only forum
Moreover - transitional word - English Only forum
Moreover and furthermore - English Only forum
moreover and furthermore - English Only forum
moreover and furthermore - English Only forum
Moreover and Furthermore:any difference? - English Only forum
moreover vs additionally - English Only forum
Moreover, Also - English Only forum
Moreover, it would be better for her to have a dog. - English Only forum
Moreover, the stories people tell - English Only forum
moreover, your client represents an actractive professional opportunity... - English Only forum
moreover/what's more - English Only forum
"much less" or "nor moreover" - English Only forum
plus vs moreover - English Only forum
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