Another word for additionally
The best other words for additionally are furthermore, more to the point, indeed and also.
- Most formal
- furthermore, moreover, in addition
- Strongest
- what's more, on top of that, to boot
- Casual
- also, too, as well
- Instead of “additionally important”
- extra, further, more
Additionally /ˌædʒəˈtʃənəli/ (adverb): Used to introduce something extra or supplementary to what has already been said. In simple words: It means “also,” showing one more thing is being added. Below are 20 rated synonyms across 3 senses, plus 29 more related words. Tap a chip for its nuance and an example.
20 synonyms shown
Moreover · adverb
introducing an extra point
Besides that · adverb
as an extra point or reason
Additive emphasis · adverb
strengthening a statement by adding another point
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- also — most general; slightly less formal
- besides — adds an extra reason or point
- furthermore — more formal; marks a further point
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Antonyms of additionally
- instead
- alternatively
- rather
- solely
- only
All synonyms at a glance
| Synonym | Strength | Formality | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| also | 3/5 | casual | academic, business, casual |
| too | 2/5 | slang | casual |
| as well | 2/5 | casual | casual, business |
| besides | 3/5 | casual | casual, business |
| furthermore | 3/5 | formal | academic, business |
| moreover | 3/5 | formal | academic, business |
| in addition | 3/5 | formal | academic, business |
| what's more | 4/5 | casual | casual, creative |
| on top of that | 4/5 | slang | casual |
| along with that | 3/5 | casual | casual, business |
| to boot | 4/5 | slang | casual, creative |
| more to the point | 3/5 | neutral | business, academic |
| in the bargain | 3/5 | casual | casual, creative |
| besides that | 3/5 | casual | casual, business |
| indeed | 3/5 | formal | academic, business |
| in fact | 3/5 | neutral | academic, business, casual |
| actually | 2/5 | casual | casual, business |
| really | 2/5 | slang | casual |
| truly | 3/5 | neutral | academic, creative, casual |
| certainly | 3/5 | neutral | academic, business, casual |
Instead of “very additionally”
One precise word usually beats an intensifier. See the full words instead of “very” list.
| Instead of | Try |
|---|---|
| additionally important | extra, further, more |
| additionally helpful | useful, helpful, beneficial |
| additionally noted | noted, mentioned, stated |
More words related to additionally
Looser matches and phrases, unrated. Check the sense before you swap one in, or compare it with “additionally”.
- additive
- adjunctively
- appended
- auxiliary
- complementary
- concurrently
- extra
- further
- incidentally
- moreoverly
- over and above
- over and beyond
- plus
- secondarily
- similarly
- supplementarily
- to add to that
- withal
- add on
- another thing
- at the same time
- by the same token
- in the same way
- not only that
- on top of
- over and above that
- plus also
- what is more
- addition
Questions about synonyms for additionally
What is the most formal alternative to “additionally”?
In most academic or business writing, “moreover,” “furthermore,” and “in addition” are the strongest formal choices. “Moreover” is often the closest single-word substitute when you want a polished, logical transition.
What is a milder or more casual alternative to “additionally”?
“Also” is the most neutral everyday substitute, and “too” or “as well” are even more casual. Use “too” and “as well” when the added item feels natural in speech or informal writing.
When should I use “in addition” instead of “additionally”?
Use “in addition” when you want a clearer phrase-level transition at the start of a sentence or clause. “Additionally” is a bit more compact and slightly more adverbial, but both are standard in formal writing.
What can I say instead of additionally?
Common alternatives are “also,” “besides,” “furthermore,” and “moreover.” In everyday writing, “also” is the simplest choice, while “furthermore” and “moreover” sound more formal.
What is another formal word for additionally?
“Furthermore” and “moreover” are strong formal alternatives. “In addition” is also very common in formal writing and sounds natural in reports and essays.