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in addition

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ɪn əˈdɪʃən/

in addition means: Used to add another fact, benefit, or point to what you have already said.

adverb

ALSOB1

Used to add another fact, benefit, or point to what you have already said.

  • The room is large. In addition, it is quiet.
  • We provide meals. In addition, guests can use the pool.
  • The job pays well; in addition, it offers flexible hours.

Similar words: also, as well, furthermore

Common phrases: in addition we offer, in addition we provide

preposition

AS WELL ASB1

Used with “to” before something extra that is included along with something already mentioned.

  • We pay tax in addition to rent.
  • In addition to swimming, he enjoys cycling.
  • Did they charge for delivery in addition to the furniture?

How to use it: in addition to something (Breakfast is included in addition to dinner.); in addition to doing something (In addition to teaching, she writes books.)

Similar words: besides, as well as

Common phrases: in addition to something, in addition to swimming

Questions about in addition

What does in addition mean?

Used to add another fact, benefit, or point to what you have already said.

What is in addition in other languages?

Türkçe: ayrıca · Español: además · Français: de plus · Deutsch: außerdem · Italiano: inoltre · 日本語: さらに

How do you pronounce in addition?

It is pronounced /ɪn əˈdɪʃən/.

How do you use in addition in a sentence?

The room is large. In addition, it is quiet. We provide meals. In addition, guests can use the pool.

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