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, the city will dedicate $250,000 toward the development of new affordable housing, formally acknowledge that the ban harmed fair housing efforts and accept increased state monitoring of its housing policies.

From Los Angeles Times

That deal reportedly included a base salary of $525,000 in addition to a housing stipend and other benefits that drove the overall value to well over $600,000.

From Los Angeles Times

In addition, Cutler’s Tennessee drivers license was revoked for a year and he was ordered to pay a $350 fine, undergo regular and random drug screens and attend a DUI class.

From Los Angeles Times

Perhaps that’s why, in addition to his health concerns, he simply refused on Thursday to be seen much in public — opting instead to limit himself to saying in a late dinner with fellow oligarchs that he’s unhappy with Putin.

From Salon

In addition to Boehly's diminishing influence, Thomas Tuchel was the head coach who oversaw Sterling's arrival.

From BBC

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