furthermore meaning in Hindi

/ˌfɜː.ðəˈmɔːr/ · adverb · medium · connecting

IELTS-relevant word

हिंदी: इसके अलावा

In addition; moreover.

Example sentence

“The plan is expensive. Furthermore, it is impractical.”

Usage sentences

“He is well qualified. Furthermore, he has five years of experience.”
“The road is narrow; furthermore, it is in poor condition.”
“The room is small. Furthermore, it has no window.”

Hindi example (हिंदी उदाहरण)

यह योजना महँगी है; इसके अलावा, यह अव्यावहारिक भी है।

Common mistakes

✗ Furthermore of this, the cost is high.

✓ Furthermore, the cost is high.

Synonyms (समानार्थी शब्द)

moreover (adverb)

Using this adverb in a sentence

An adverb modifies a verb, an adjective or another adverb, and usually answers how, when, where or how much.
Most adverbs of manner are built from an adjective with -ly (quick → quickly), but some are irregular: good → well, fast → fast.
Adverbs of frequency sit before the main verb but after the verb to be: She often reads; She is often late.

Where this word sits in the grammar

Adverbs (beginner level)

Adverbs of manner usually end in -ly. "Hard" is an adverb without -ly; "hardly" means almost not — a classic confusion.

The rules in short

1. Manner: quickly, carefully (how).
2. Time: now, yesterday, soon (when).
3. Place: here, there, everywhere (where).
4. Frequency: always, often, never (how often).
5. Degree: very, quite, almost (how much).
6. Position: frequency adverbs go before the main verb but after "be": He always arrives early; She is always late.

Examples from that topic

She sings beautifully. — वह सुंदर गाती है।
He rarely comes late. — वह शायद ही कभी देर से आता है।

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More “connecting” words

Word	Part of speech	हिंदी अर्थ	Meaning
accordingly	adverb	उसके अनुसार	In a way that is appropriate to the circumstances.
moreover	adverb	साथ ही, इसके अतिरिक्त	In addition to what has been said.
nevertheless	adverb	फिर भी, तथापि	In spite of that; however.
therefore	adverb	इसलिए, अतः	For that reason; consequently.
abundance	noun	बहुतायत	A very large quantity; plentifulness.
abundant	adjective	प्रचुर, विपुल	Existing in large quantities; plentiful.
accomplish	verb	पूरा करना, सिद्ध करना	To succeed in doing or completing something.
accurate	adjective	सटीक, सही	Correct in all details; exact.
acquire	verb	प्राप्त करना, अर्जित करना	To gain or obtain through effort.
adapt	verb	अनुकूल बनना, ढलना	To change to fit new conditions.
adequate	adjective	पर्याप्त, समुचित	Sufficient; acceptable in quality.
admire	verb	प्रशंसा करना	To respect or look up to someone.
advantage	noun	लाभ, फ़ायदा	Something that helps or is useful.
affect	verb	प्रभावित करना	To make a difference to something.
although	conjunction	हालाँकि, यद्यपि	In spite of the fact that.
ambitious	adjective	महत्वाकांक्षी	Having a strong wish to succeed.

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Questions about “furthermore”

What does “furthermore” mean in Hindi?

furthermore is a adverb. In Hindi it is written as इसके अलावा. In addition; moreover.

How is “furthermore” used in a sentence?

The portal's example reads: “The plan is expensive. Furthermore, it is impractical.”. The entry also carries 3 further usage sentences. And 1 common mistake to avoid.

How do you pronounce “furthermore”?

furthermore is written /ˌfɜː.ðəˈmɔːr/. In IPA the mark ˈ before a syllable marks the stress — say that syllable slightly louder and longer than the others.

Is “furthermore” useful for IELTS and competitive exams?

Yes. This word is flagged IELTS-relevant on the portal, and it sits in the connecting group alongside other flagged words such as accordingly, moreover, nevertheless, therefore.

Which grammar topic covers “furthermore”?

It is used in the Adverbs topic (beginner level). Adverbs of manner usually end in -ly. "Hard" is an adverb without -ly; "hardly" means almost not — a classic confusion.

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