B1adverbformalacademiclanguage
US/ˈfɜːr.ðər.mɔːr/
UK/ˈfɜː.ðə.mɔː/
used to add another, often stronger, point to what you have already said
In context
The flat is cheap. Furthermore, it is close to the metro station.
The plan is too expensive; furthermore, nobody has time to do it.
Furthermore, the study found that children slept better without phones.
Words that go with furthermore
adverb + verb
- and furthermoreThe plan is late, and furthermore, it is over budget.
- furthermore, there isThe rent is low; furthermore, there is a gym in the building.
- furthermore, it isThe course is free; furthermore, it is fully online.
- furthermore, weFurthermore, we found that most users were under thirty.
- furthermore, theFurthermore, the report shows that costs have risen.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
Furthermore that, the price is high.Correct: Furthermore, the price is high.