additional
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- additionally adverb
- preadditional adjective
Etymology
Origin of additional
Example Sentences
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No extra assumptions are required, and no additional "dark energy" term needs to be added by hand.
From Science Daily
Many of the union’s members are immigrants, and a number of the candidates referred to their familial roots as they addressed the audience of about 250 people — with an additional 8,000 watching online.
From Los Angeles Times
Backtrack a few years, though and he was head of Cargill’s refined oils trading operation in the Western hemisphere — with the additional responsibility of managing the company’s commodity business in Venezuela.
From MarketWatch
Then one can layer in investors’ expectations for a solid consumer economy and Wall Street dealmaking environment in 2026, as well as additional share buybacks.
The cuts and fine are currently blocked under court orders, but UC officials say they are open to negotiations with the White House to prevent additional cuts and investigations.
From Los Angeles Times
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