
Furthermore
Transitional Connector
Use 'furthermore' to connect ideas, showing that additional information will be added to support a point.

Electric cars are eco-friendly; furthermore, they can reduce fuel costs.
Academic Tone
'Furthermore' is often used in formal writing such as essays, reports, and presentations to extend an argument.

The data is inconclusive. Furthermore, the methodology has several flaws.
Not for Contrasts
Avoid using 'furthermore' when trying to introduce a contrasting point; use 'however' or 'on the other hand' instead.

The trip is expensive; furthermore, it's during school term.
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