in addition

1. Also, as well as. For example, They study their instruments and, in addition, theory and music history .

2. in addition to . Over and above, besides, as in In addition to a new muffler, the truck needs new brakes . [c. 1900]

Example Sentences

In addition to removing carbon, they produce oxygen, nourish marine food webs, and influence the planet’s greenhouse balance.

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In addition, a report from the University of Michigan showed Americans have soured on the prospects of finding new work and are frustrated by inflation.

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In addition to using AI to screen deals, Kashyap said he wanted a system that would record and organize the large amounts of data Touring collected on companies, regardless of whether the firm ultimately invested.

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JLR has U.K. plants in Solihull and Wolverhampton in the West Midlands, in addition to Halewood in Merseyside.

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In addition to benefits from its U.S. expansion, the company cited strong demand for its summer assortment and the launch of its fall marketing campaign, which began in late July.

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