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adverb

  • In addition; besides. Used to introduce a point that reinforces or adds to the preceding one. (Note: Commonly written as one word).

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“Lower energy prices further increase the odds you could see some further, more aggressive slowdown in inflation,” giving Brazil’s central bank more room to cut rates, Lazar said.

From The Wall Street Journal Jun. 17, 2026

He and president of football operations Roberto Olabe are aligned, but Olabe was brought in to help progress Villa further, more medium and longer term.

From BBC May 7, 2026

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  • on top of that
  • and another thing

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  • that being said
  • on the flip side
  • still though
  • in contrast
  • but then again

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