additionally

Everyday

(formal) Additionally means also, as well, in addition. tree →

In the lessons

A linking word in formal writing and exams to add another point: «Additionally, the plant needs light». In maths problems it signals an extra amount to add: «Additionally, he bought 3 pens» means add 3 more. Everyday words: «also», «as well», «plus».

Examples

• Additionally, you will need a ruler. tree →
• The trip costs 10 pounds; additionally, bring money for lunch. tree →
• She sings, and additionally plays the piano. tree →
• Tom bought 5 apples and additionally 3 pears, so 8 fruits in all. tree →
• Plants need water. Additionally, they need sunlight. tree →
• Additionally, the school will be closed on the trip day. tree →

Note

Spelling: addition + ally (double «d», double «l»). Formal; often starts a sentence followed by a comma. In maths it usually means «add».

In Jewish tradition

A linking word in formal writing and exams to add another point: «Additionally, the plant needs light». In maths problems it signals an extra amount to add: «Additionally, he bought 3 pens» means add 3 more. Everyday words: «also», «as well», «plus».

Note

Spelling: addition + ally (double «d», double «l»). Formal; often starts a sentence followed by a comma. In maths it usually means «add».