Moreover (conjunction)

1. In addition.
2. Furthermore.
3. Besides.

Origin:

Middle english more over, from more + over.

Examples:

1. The work is hard, but the pay is good. Moreover, the benefits are excellent.
2. He is a very talented singer. Moreover, he is also a skilled songwriter.
3. She is a great cook. Moreover, she is also a very good baker.
4. The project is behind schedule. Moreover, it is also over budget.
5. The game was exciting. Moreover, it was also very close.